Star Fleet Battles is alive and kicking!
I hadn’t realized that this fun space combat game from my youth set in the Star Trek universe, is still out there. In fact, you can still buy a new set and start battling right now.
Dan Verssen Games (DVG) has announced Hornet Leader – Carrier Air Operations and the reprint of Field Commander Alexander will arrive from their printer during
Right now you save huge on games over at the GMT site! When I say there are some awesome deals, I’m not kidding! Straight from
I know we’re been pretty lax in covering wargames here on TGG and I’m doing my best to start bringing more news for the grognards
One of the more popular WWI era aerial dogfight games on the market, Wings of War, is set for a brand new revised edition to
You don’t run across very many games that are devoted to the Spanish Civil War of 1936-1939. Outside of España 1936 (which immediately jumps to
Days of Wonder has announced an upcoming expansion pack for Richard Borg’s Memoir ’44. It’s December 1944 and the Germans are about to embark on
The game for two players was published by Nova game designs in 1980 (designed by Alfred Leonardi) and consists of two books, one for the Allies, and one for the Germans.
I don’t remember who first introduced us to the Fletcher Pratt Naval War Game, perhaps Jeff does, but just thinking about it brings up the most exciting memories of battling on the high seas in WWII.
A new mini expansion for Small World seems to be slated for sometime before the new year. Details are sketchy for the release date (some
From The Baltimore Sun August 28, 2010: Charles Swann Roberts died Aug. 20 from complications of emphysema and pneumonia at St. Agnes Hospital. In 1958,
Back in the day when the real threat of nuclear annihilation was in the air, the doomsday clock ticked away, and the feel good ABC
Grognards rejoice! Recently hitting shelves is Fantasy Flight Game’s Napoleon: The Eagle and the Lion. Depicting ten major battles between Le Petite Dude Mort and the
One of the earliest games that I began to play, outside of D&D, was Fletcher Pratt’s Naval War Game. It was freshman year and I was attending Lane Tech High School in Chicago.
