John Tiller’s Naval Campaigns: Midway introduces air combat to the series, and this review finds the game challenging and engrossing but with some problems over ship formation and aircraft control and mission planning.
Read MoreIf you’re a fan of the Settlers series, then you could do worse than by checking out this latest incarnation.
Read MoreWith the very simplest of sketches of India and the background, Spilsbury focuses almost immediately on the experiences of those involved as recounted from their letters, diaries and books.
Read MoreCarriers at War is an update of a 90s classic. Read the ACG review to see if this game does the original justice.
Read MoreMike takes a look at HPS Campaign Chickamauga. Can the confederates force the Union into retreat? Only you can decide.
Read MoreIt’s Prussia and France in a battle royale. Mike takes HPS Jena Auerstaedt for a spin.
Read MoreJoin the Civil War as the Union or Johnny Reb and experience the thrill of the Vicksburg campaign. Head in to read our review of HPS Campaign Vicksburg
Read MoreWhen in Rome, do as the Romans do. And when in an ancient battlefield, kill or be killed. We take a look at Ancient Warfare: Punic Wars. Find out if it passes the ACG test.
Read MoreTake to the skies as the British Bomber Command or the Luftwaffe to bury Germany under rubble or defend the Fatherland. Muster up to read our review of Defending the Reich!
Read MoreAlthough named “Campaign Peninsula” this is somewhat of a misnomer, as this game really only covers the Seven Days, rather than the full Peninsula Campaign which commenced at the beginning of April with the siege of Yorktown, but it is no less enjoyable for that.
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