The latest in the Lunchtime Series, Twilight Struggle: Red Sea – Conflict in the Horn of Africa, is arriving in stores from GMT Games.
Imperial Struggle focuses on the nearly one hundred year conflict between England and France throughout most of the 18th century.
Jeff takes a first look at the Twilight Struggle: Turn Zero expansion as well as additional promo cards and the optional space race tracker for the hit Cold War board game from GMT Games.
A double dose of GMT Games goodness as Jeff looks at the new expansion for Wing Leader, Blitz 1939-1942, and shows you how to play the fantastic Twilight Struggle. Plus the latest gaming/geek culture news.
Shyla Schofield spent some time with me at Gen Con talking about the current offerings from Playdek as well as the developments on their eagerly
As you may have heard on our latest show, Elliott and I shared some ideas for last minute gift ideas for the gamers in your
GMT Games is still accepting pre-orders for their PC edition of Twilight Struggle, the best Cold War boardgame I’ve ever played. There are over 500
Our friends at GMT will be hosting a live demo of one of my favorite games this year, 1989: Dawn of Freedom on Monday June
Normally we don’t cover computer, console, or app games unless they’re a direct port of a table top game. That said, the PC version of
GMT’s Sekigahara – the block based fog of war game simulating the war of Japanese unification – is sold out. All gone folks! No word
GMT Games is in final development for 1989 Dawn of Freedom. This game is about the collapse of the Soviet Empire with mechanics similar to Twilight Struggle, but rumored to be even better.
I can happily announce two of our highest rated games here on TGG, Twilight Struggle and Labyrinth: The War on Terror 2001 – ? will
Jeff shares his thoughts about the award winning hit Cold War game Twilight Struggle.
Let’s pick right up from where we left off with my interview with GMT’s Tony Curtis…
Jeff McAleer: Twilight Struggle is a fabulous game and is almost always in the top five over on Board Game Geek – I believe it’s currently number three. I know the recent Washington’s War uses somewhatly similar mechanics as far as being event card driven.
GMT Games announced that they have begun working with programmers to develop computer versions of their popular games Twilight Struggle and Labyrinth.
