Leyte Gulf: Second World War at Sea
Leyte Gulf is a huge game, covering the massive naval battles of 1944. The grand question is whether the hefty price is justified…
Articles by Chris A. Cornaghie
Pax Romana – Boardgame Review
Explore the ancient Roman world as you build an empire in the critical years from 300BC to 50BC. There is no substitute for total victory!
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It’s time to take up arms and become Frederick the Great in this strategic level game of the Seven Years War in Europe. Will you also become a military legend?
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If you have played this game more than a few times, the new map alone would be worth the price, but of even more importance are the consolidated rules, errata and changes contained in Version 1.2.
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GMT’s Carthage:The First Punic War, 264 B.C.-241 B.C. (Game Design by Richard Berg), the second installment in The Ancient World, creates the conflict on land and sea with the comprehensive First Punic War scenario. Carthage is certainly well researched, and definitely detailed, … but is not for the casual gamer. Read the full review to learn more.
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