Grognard Gaming – WW2 Deluxe: European Theater (Canvas Temple Publishing, 2018)
by RockyMountainNavy, 28 Jan 2021 I started playing wargames in 1979 when I was almost a teenager. If you do the math you will discover I …
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Armchair Dragoons Previews Field of Glory 2: Medieval, from Slitherine Games
by Jim “Grognard of the Year” Owczarski, 24 January 2021 In the interest of full disclosure, I am probably the wrong guy to be writing a …
Classic Reviews ~ 7 Wonders Duel
by Brant, 14 January 2020 On #TBT, we bring you the occasional classic article – an older review or analysis piece we wanted to rescue Folks …
Thinking the UNTHINKABLE when playing Iron Curtain: Central Europe, 1945-1989 from Multi-Man Publishing
RockyMountainNavy, 11 Jan 2021 I decided to set out and play the first scenario of Multi-Man Publishings new Standard Combat Series wargame Iron Curtain: Central …
Armchair Dragoons Reviews One Small Step by Academy Games
by Henry Vogel, 10 December 2020 Command the United States or Soviet Union Space Agency in this engine building, work placement Eurogame. Each player or team …
A First Look at Warhammer 40,000: Gladius – Craftworld Aeldari by Matrix Games
Martok, 18 November 2020 Matrix Games recently released a new batch of DLC for their Warhammer 40,000 game. Here’s a first look as one of …
Armchair Dragoons Reviews The Shores of Tripoli by Fort Circle Games
Brant Guillory, 25 October 2020 INTRODUCTION The Shores of Tripoli is the first effort from Fort Circle Games, and designer Kevin Bertram. Taking it’s name …
Comparing Mobile Civ-Style 4x Games
Brant Guillory, 22 October 2020 With the ginormous increases in computing power available in the palm of your hand these days, there’s finally a capability …
Classic Reviews ~ Eight Minute Empire
Brant Guillory, 24 September 2020 Brant takes a look at Eight Minute Empire, a game that plays waaaaaay faster than it takes for him to …
Classic Reviews ~ 7 Wonders mobile version
Brant Guillory, 3 September 2020 My love for 7 Wonders is pretty well-documented. My biggest gripe with it has always been that it’s pain to …