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Prelude to the Battle of Ligny by Paul Fish, the designer of “Black Eagles Over Belgium”
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Tiny Battle Publishing’s October Recruits (Sale)
By Tiny Battle Staff: OCTOBER RECRUITS Tiny Battle’s POD-model allows us to publish a variety of games, new and old, on both unusual and popular topics. We publish new games every month. Here’s
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ONUS! Rome vs Carthage and Expansions from Draco Ideas now on Kickstarter
By the Staff of Draco Ideas https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dracoideas/onus-rome-vs-carthage-and-expansions ONUS! A war game set in the ancient Rome and Greece. Revive historical battles… Or develop your own! ONUS! Rome vs Carthage is a wargame set in the
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Video: Hands-On: Invaders From Dimension X!
By Al Wilson “A fun, lightweight, solitaire hex-and-counter game from designer Hermann Luttmann of “Dawn of the Zeds” fame.” (Note: The bridge isn’t blocked. – Fred ) Games Resources: Tiny Battle Publisher Website: https://tinybattlepublishing.com BGG
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Video: Professor Marco Arnaudo review of: Wing Leader Victories 1940-1942 (GMT)
By Marco Arnudo: From GMT: “…Wing Leader is an exciting new game system of large scale aerial combat in World War II. Based on a unique side-scrolling view, in which altitude is clearly visible,
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Axis and Allies 1942 Global – A Club Game
By Fred Manzo We’ve been big Axis and Allies fans for a great number of years, but we haven’t really played it at the club lately. So last week we got together what is
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On the Table: “Storm Over Normandy” from MMP
From BGG: “Storm Over Normandy is included in the Summer 2015 issue (Issue #6) of SPECIAL OPS magazine. June 6th 1944: American, British and Canadian forces landed at dawn on five beaches in Normandy,
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Video: Professor Marco Arnaudo review of: Rommel at Gazala (LnL edition)
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“Stonewall’s Sword” report on BGG/CSW
By Kevin Clasing on BGG and CSW I played my first game of Stonewall’s Sword this past weekend, and had to comment about an amusing aspect of the game.Our first turn must have taken
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