Top Cover – Boardgame Supplement Review
The "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 MoreBlocks in the East – Boardgame Review
'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 MoreWW II from Space – DVD Review
The 'hook' in 'WWII from Space' - images shot from space, on which information overlaid - sounds good but isn't particularly impressive; however, the content and the other visuals make this DVD of a program from HISTORY well worth owning.
Read MoreSteam and Iron – PC Game Review
"Steam and Iron" is without doubt the most accurate, comprehensive and detailed of any World War I naval game on the market. It is short on fancy graphics but long on historical detail.
Read MoreFox’s Gambit – Boardgame Review
"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.
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