Collider ranks World War I video games across several genres, arguing that the conflict’s enduring impact has inspired compelling strategy, shooter and horror experiences. The article places particular emphasis on games that translate the war’s scale, technology and brutality into varied gameplay.

– 'Toy Soldiers' (2010): a toy-themed tower-defence game set around Western Front battles, praised for accessible, addictive strategic play.
– 'Battle of Empires: 1914-18' (2015): a real-time tactics game featuring major powers, individual-unit control and battles including Gallipoli and the Somme.
– 'Ad Infinitum' (2023): a first-person horror game following a German soldier traumatised by his experiences on the Western Front.