- Malta Besieged First Look [video]
- Empire of the Sun First Look [video]
- Barbarossa: Army Group North Play Intro [video]
- Fall Blau Review [video]
- Wellington Bomber in Service
- Stalin and Barbarossa
- Equatorial Clash (new from SNAFU Design)
Equatorial Clash is a simulation of the conflict between Ecuador and Perú in July 1941. (Yes, strictly it's not "between the wars", but it's not WW2 either). This small war was the most important clash in the long series of wars, skirmishes and border conflicts between these two countries for the regions that both considered rightfully theirs. The game is centered in the main theatre of operations in the coastal zone. [Forum]
- ATO Magazine, Issue 56: Hitler’s Stalingrad, Breslau 1945 (new from LPS)
The Perry Moore design looks hard at this defiant siege (the city held out AFTER Berlin fell!). With over 300 counters and a 22" x 34" map scaled at about 650 yards per hex, a game turn represents one week. The game captures the flavor of planned, grand assaults quickly degenerating into gritty, street-level fighting, with players alternating conducting operations during the turn. Skillfully positioned reserves and sharp counterattacks can blunt massive thrusts, but at possibly a too frightfully high rate of casualties. Folks are liking the large hex size too! [Forum]
- Fortress Europa, Designer Signature Edition First Look [video]
- Last Hundred Yards, Vol. 3 – The Solomon Islands First Look [video]