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Call for Digital Testers from GMT Games
By the Staff of GMT: Hi guys! I just got an email from Kai Jensen, who is in charge of coordinating our testing for Digital games. We are in immediate need of volunteers for
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DefenseNews: Return to the 38th Parallel – Next War: Korea
By Michael Peck: Massive Conventional Conflict Plays Out in ‘Next War: Korea’ The thought of war erupting on the Korean Peninsula is scary enough. But what’s really frightening is that no one can be
Read More »GMT Charging and Shipping Schedule for 2015 – “At Any Cost: Metz 1870” on List for October 2015
By GMT Staff: Charging and Shipping Schedule Shipping: We have finished shipping all three of our April releases: 1914, Serbien muß sterbien Normandy ’44 Reprint Ukraine ’43 2nd Edition Next up will be the following games,
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GMT P500 list for April now on Boardgamegeek
By “Leroy43” GMT P500 for April 2015 Welcome to the February 2015 edition (sic) of the GMT P500 update list. The purpose of this list is to showcase all the new games coming through
Read More »February 9, 2015 Update from GMT Games
By the Staff of GMT Hi guys! We have quite a lot of news this month, including three new P500 items, a few P500 deletions, (and one game that we’ve given a “make or
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The Ancient World – Carthage, The First Punic War – A Boardgaming Way Analysis
By Tom Thornsen It is 264 BC and you are a member of the Roman Senate. News comes from the south that the Syracusan Tyrant Hiero has allied with the Carthaginians and is preparing
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HAMMERIN’ SICKLES: LONGSTREET ATTACKS AT GETTYSBURG Rules
By Hermann Luttmann: Hammerin’ Sickles Rules Designer: Hermann Luttmann
Read More »GMT Fall Sale
By GMT Staff: Hi guys! We have a lot of information in this month’s update! First off, it’s Fall Sale time! We also have some new P500s that I think will be very popular,
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Several Ways with Schlieffen (A Boardgaming Way Review)
By Paul Comben My Five Games of 1914 in France and Belgium This is certainly not a comprehensive list of 1914 titles, as I can think of at least three or four others; but
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