by mike | Dec 27, 2017 | After Action
A few weeks ago, I posted an interview with Paul Rohrbaugh of High Flying Dice Games covering <i>Volume 7 The Attack on Gibraltar Harbor, December, 1941</i> …
by mike | Dec 26, 2017 | After Action
I spent a lot of time this year in what one might generously term “interesting circumstances”.<br>One of the outcomes of that was a game I had in the …
by mike | Dec 2, 2017 | After Action
Target for Today Bombers Over the Reich 1942 to 1945 Board Game Review. Publisher: Legion War Games Game Designer: Steve Dixon & Bob Best Price …
by mike | Nov 16, 2017 | After Action
Back in 1998, Norm Kroger, Jim Rose and John Davidson of Talonsoft introduced the wargaming world to the first edition of <i>The Operational Art of War</i> …
by mike | Nov 10, 2017 | After Action
Image: Avalon Hill<p>There are great number of truly evil board games. But there is a game that’s the evilest of them all. <i>Diplomacy</i>.<p><i>Monopoly</i> is a finely …
by mike | Nov 9, 2017 | After Action
<i>I have been a huge fan of Brian Reynolds and his digital game designs for over 20 years, since I first played his smash hit, Civilization II. As many</i> …
by mike | Oct 16, 2017 | After Action
Friction doesn’t get the love it should in videogames wargames. We the players are given complete, hivemind-like control over our forces — whether …
by mike | Oct 4, 2017 | After Action
Ogre is a 40-year-old board game about a massive tank, bristling with guns, trying to smash through an army
by mike | Sep 21, 2017 | After Action
Hi everyone!<p>As Rachel and I follow what so many of you are playing and saying about our games on Consimworld, BGG, and various social media outlets, …
by mike | Aug 15, 2017 | After Action
W<i>ar in the West</i> is my dream game. In every World War II game I’ve played; be it <i>Graviteam Tactics</i>, <i>Hearts of Iron</i> or any of the host of other titles …