NEW RELEASES
- Galahad’s Ordeal (new from High Flying Dice Games)
Galahad’s Ordeal portrays the Allied attack and siege of Myitkyina during WWII. The town and its nearby airfield were a constant threat to the Allied airlift operations that ferried war materials and supplies from India to Nationalist China. The Japanese occupation of the town also severed the only land access from India to China for the Allies. Securing Myitkyina became increasingly important if the Allies were to support Nationalist China and secure victory in Burma. [Forum]
- A Glorious Chance (new from Legion Wargames)
A Glorious Chance is a solitaire, operational wargame that puts you in command of the U.S. or British naval squadron on Lake Ontario in 1813. You have four months to dominate the lake. But each patrol, each convoy mission, each amphibious landing you make to pursue victory risks full-scale battle with the enemy squadron – a battle that could leave you triumphant or shattered in a matter of hours. A dynamic card-driven AI opponent assigns British missions, refits and launches new ships, and plots raids on your supply routes and coastlines. [Forum]
- Wheels of Change (new from High Flying Dice Games)
The 1950s auto industry was a fascinating and unique period in USA economic history. Transitioning from a seller’s to a buyer’s market following the post-war economic boom, the automobile market in the USA was marked by tremendous changes inside and outside of the industry. Players take on the roles of the independent automobile manufacturers of 1951 (Hudson, Kaiser-Frazer, Nash, Packard, Studebaker, Willys) and try to survive or even increase their market share. [Forum]
- A Feeble and Negligent Action (new from High Flying Dice Games)
- Kings of Rome (new from ACIES Edizioni)
Are you ready to Govern Rome from its infancy, and lead it to its eternal glory? In this game we showcase a rarely depicted epoch, rich in mythos, legendary figures and pivotal moments. In the game you will experience everything Rome had to endure, from the most famous historical events, to the many many wars it fought. [Forum]
- War Diary Magazine, Issue 23 (new from War Diary Publications)
- Paper Wars, Issue 103: Second Fallujah (new from Compass Games)
- Vive L’Empereur (new from White Dog Games)
Vive L’Empereur is an exciting, solitaire wargame depicting the Battle of Waterloo fought on June 18, 1815. This is a hex-and-counter war game that uses a chit-pull system to generate random force activations for both sides. The Anglo-Allied and Prussian forces (the forces of the solitaire side) move and conduct combat using random instructions from the game’s Activation Table. [Forum]
- By Iron and Blood (new from White Dog Games)
By Iron and Blood is a two-player wargame depicting the final, decisive battle of the Austro-Prussian War. The Battle of Koniggratz (or Sadowa) occurred on July 3, 1866 and involved over 450,000 men from multiple European nations and principalities. The battle would decide the destiny of Europe, determining whether Prussia or Austria would form a united Germany. [Forum]
- Sleepwalkers (new from Dr. Richter Konfliktsimulationen)
- ATO 2020 Annual: The Cruelest Month (new from LPS, Inc.)
Against the Odds Magazine is now shipping their latest XL sized "Annual," presents the 1917 Battle of Arras, which is better known to history as "Bloody April." With roots to designs like "Chennault's First Fight" and "Forlorn Hopes," designer Paul Rohrbaugh focuses on air operations but provides context with their impact on the ground war. The Cruelest Month will give you a full selection of aerial operations, including balloon busting, ground attack, bombing, and the all-important photo-recon and artillery observation missions, plus the fighter dogfights that center around protecting or stopping all the others. [Forum]
- The Great War (new from RBM Studios/Lombardy Studios)
