"Old Enough to Fight: Canada's Boy Soldiers in the First World War" focuses on the generally forgotten boys, some as young as 10, who enlisted, trained, deployed, fought and sometimes died as uniformed Canadian soldiers in the bloody years of the Great War.
Read MoreA closed beta report on Panzer General Online finds little similarity to the classic PC game. More attuned to the desires of 21st-century gamers, PG Online is a collectible card game that is simple and rewarding, with escalating strategies and RPG elements.
Read More"Crisis in Command: Drive on Moscow" gives players a feel for the opportunities and frustration on the Eastern Front in an extremely accessible manner. With special rules adding spice, it is a worthy successor to "CiC: Battle of the Bulge."
Read MoreSid Meier's Ace Patrol is a great little game for introducing players to WWI aerial games or a nice beer and pretzels game for the more experienced. Historically accurate or a hard-core flight sim it is not, but it is high-flying fun.
Read More"Catastrophe 1914" tells the story of how World War 1 started and its first few months, when the war was dynamic and forces maneuvered over Europe. The book utilizes letters and diaries of common civilian and lower-level military participants as well as their leaders.
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