GMT's 'Iron and Oak' is a tactical boardgame of naval combat in the American Civil War that also has campaign rules. No tedious pre-plotting of moves required, thanks to the card system, but its index needs to be expanded.
Read MoreThe "Top Cover" magazine promises be a fantastic house organ for the "Fighting Wings" series, delivering new scenarios and aircraft, along with special articles in each issue.
Read More'Blocks in the East' covers the entire Eastern Front of WW2 via multiple scenarios and a campaign. Enemy units' composition and strength are hidden until combat occurs and some battles are nail-biters.
Read More"Fox's Gambit" is a low-complexity board game of the Battle of Gazala, May-June 1942, that can be played in about three hours.
Read MoreThe board game "Bloody April: Air War over Arras, France, 1917" is unusual. Instead of the one-on-one air battles found in most WWI aerial games, it pits flights of multiple aircraft against each other in the skies over France in 1917.
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