Military History in Gaming: Chateau Gaillard
Introducing a new article series! In this first article, staff writer Jim Moreno takes a look at what The Journeyman Project: Buried in Time computer game teaches us about military history.
Read MoreGuerrilla Warfare in The Operational Art of War
Mark Dabbs explores the world of Guerrilla Warfare in Take Two's The Operational Art of War.
Read MoreBattlefields Revisited
Armchair General is proud to present Battlefields Revisited; an ongoing feature where we explore old gaming classics tied in with new units, rule sets and features.
Read MoreAfter-Action Report: Crusader ’41
Some of the most interesting reading can come from after-game summaries by players of all types of wargames. This particular match was between two Armchair General staff members as they recreate the Crusader battle between the Commonwealth and the Axis.
Read MoreWargaming: A Unique Way to Experience Military History
Wargaming lets you explore every nook and cranny of possibilities in a reconstructed virtual world, and gives you access to one of the most important questions in history; ?What if??
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