June 24, 2016 Digital Update from GMT Games
<b>By Gene Billingsley</b> Hi everyone!I mentioned last week in our monthly update that Playdek was going to have a big announcement this week. Well, here …
Twilight Struggle for iOS updated already
Here in Pocket Tactics Orbital HQ, there has been much Twilight Struggling of late. It’s one of the games which unites us with our Wargamer brethren, …
Poland Strikes! Scenario 3: The Hammer
This is a playthrough of the third and final scenario from the module “Poland Strikes” from Yaah! magazine issue 4. In this scenario, the Poles and …
Out of Nowhere, the Award-Winning Board Game ‘Twilight Struggle’ Has Hit the App Store
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“Horum omnium fortissimi sunt Belgae.” – AAR for 2nd Play of Falling Sky: The Gallic Revolt Against Caesar by GMT Games
I had a slightly different title for this article in my mind before we played the game. I was planning to use <i>Gallia est pacata</i> (Gaul is subdued) but …
Poland Strikes! Scenario 2: A Slower War
Today, I thought I would recap the action in another scenario from <i>Poland Strikes!</i> – a module for Mark H. Walker’s <i>Platoon Commander / Sticks and …
‘Crush apostates! Overthrow infidels!’ Welcome to ISIS – the board game
The brainchild of Rex Brynen, a political science professor at Montreal’s McGill University, ISIS Crisis is not a conventional board game, with …
ARDENNES ’44 A Boardgaming Life Review and After Action Report
Mind you, this is not a simple game. At its base, it is just move and then a combat CRT based on odds, but with chrome.
The US Civil War-A BoardgamingLife Review
Author: Harvey Mossman Designer: Mark Simonitch Publisher: GMT games The American Civil War remains one of the most […]
Poland Strikes! 861
<i>Poland Strikes!</i> is a wargame included with Yaah! magazine issue no. 4 published in November 2015. Although it uses the same rules as <i>Mark H. Walker’s</i> …