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First Bull Run: 150th Anniversary
New from Worthington Games. First Bull Run: Limited Edition 150th Anniversary —only 525 copies have been printed. Game includes hard-mounted game board, laser etched blocks representing the Union and Confederate armies, cards, rules, limited edition certificate, die, and box. This is the first in a limited series of 150th Anniversary Games on the American Civil War, designed by Richard Berg. Preorder Price still valid if you purchase by Feb 15: $50 (save $25).
Sneak peek of the Guns of Galicia map being created by Brandon Pennington for a future Worthington Games release. Preorder not yet available.
Victoria Cross II review by Marco Arnaudo [watch @2d6.org | related story]
Band of Brothers: Screaming Eagles review by Marco Arnaudo [watch @2d6.org | related story]
Napoleon’s War II: The Gates of Moscow review by Marco Arnaudo [watch @2d6.org | related story]
Band of Brothers: Screaming Eagles
New from Worthington Games. Band of Brothers: Screaming Eagles is a squad level game of WWII West Front combat following the exploits of the 101st Screaming Eagles. Game includes five double-sided geomorphic boards, three counter sheets, a 16 page scenario book, rules, die, and player aid cards. Game is still available at the preorder price of $40 for two more weeks (save $20).
Intuitive play is something a little different that simple reason. The game makes “sense”. Once you know the rules, it just seems obvious what part of the game happens next. I suppose not having a lot of rules helps with this concept, but I don’t think it guarantees it. This was definitely a design goal.
Jim Krohn @ CSW Forum
Napoleon's War II: The Gates of Moscow
New from Worthington Games. Napoleon’s War II: The Gates of Moscow marks the second entry in the Napoleon’s War series and features custom game boards of Marengo, Austerlitz, Aspern-Essling, and Borodino. Preoder savings offer ends on 1 Nov., so order today! Price: $48 (save $27).
Sneak peek of sample cards for Blood and Sand, available for preorder from Worthington Games
Guns of August review by Marco Arnaudo [error? watch @youtube]
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