Enemy Coast Ahead: Attack on the Ennepe Dam?
On May 17, 1943 a lone bomber codenamed AJ-O piloted by Flt. Sgt. Bill Townsend was circling the dark skies over Germany awaiting orders. In the …
Thread: Star Wars: Rebellion:: Variants:: Solitaire Variant: The Empire Attacks
by EladWow. What an extraordinary awesome game, and one within which the theme and it’s immersive story-telling part shines through brilliantly. Then …
Game Preview: Red Storm: The Air War Over Central Germany, 1987 (GMT Games)
Near the end of the Cold War, both NATO and the Warsaw Pact fielded impressively large and varied air forces that, thankfully, never contested the …
Next War: India-Pakistan – Strategic Choices, part 4 (and final)
Doug Bush finishes his Next War: India-Pakistan strategy series with this look at the India player’s strategic options. See Part 1 and Part 2 for a …
Review: Naval Thunder: Battleship Row:: Battle Stations – Enemy sighted! A review of Naval Thunder – Battleship Row
by tomsterReview of Naval Thunder – Battleship Row<br>Game Design – Harry Pratt<br>Publisher – Steel Dreadnought Games<br>Issue – 2009<b><br>INTRODUCTION</b><br>I have been a …
Panzer Corps Review
Panzer Corps, developed by Flashback Games and The Lordz Games Studio, was published by Slitherine in 2011. The game is a spiritual successor to the …
Teaching international relations through popular games, culture and simulations (Part 5)
<i>PAXsims is pleased to present the fifth and final instalment in a series of blog posts by David Romano (Missouri State University) on teaching</i> …
Teaching international relations through popular games, culture and simulations (Part 4)
<i>PAXsims is pleased to present the fourth of five blog posts by David Romano (Missouri State University) on teaching International Relations through</i> …
Teaching international relations through popular games, culture and simulations (Part 1)
<i>PAXsims is pleased to feature the first of five blog posts from David Romano (Missouri State University) on teaching International Relations through</i> …
Teaching international relations through popular games, culture and simulations (Part 2)
<i>PAXsims is pleased to present the second of five blog posts by David Romano (Missouri State University) on teaching International Relations through</i> …