Ever failed a history test/exam and felt, “Damn, I wish there was an easier way to learn this stuff?” Luckily for you, there is. Games, the most addictive things on the planet, can now be educational. But to what extent do they teach you about history? Not all of them are really accurate. Here’s a list of 15 historically accurate games:

11. Sengoku: Way of the Warrior

Setting you back 500 years, Sengoku puts you in the role of a 1467 Japanese noble. The aim is to conquer as much of Japan as you can through either treaties or wars. Hire mercenaries, levy soldiers and fleets and build relationships based on your characters traits and situations. Use your mind a little to give a 21st century touch to the 15th century setting

10. March of the Eagles

Ever wondered what it’d be like to live as Napoleon Bonaparte for just one day? Well why wait when March of the Eagles can make experience the whole thing first hand. Set in 1805, play as Napoleon. Put his strategic hat on as you conquer the world or make peace with armed forces, production and diplomacy. There are also different victory conditions for different nations. The choice is yours.