So what do you expect from it? Definitively a middle of the road between
World at War and Hearts of Iron II. I would say it can be an interesting
game, for whose who regrets the grand scale of WaW, but (as me) are bored of
the mammoth game of Paradox (and playing it in MP was an ...

http://www.wargamer.com/reviews/stalingrad_42/
Caveat : another Jim Cobb review :)
In all fairness I must say that Mr. Cobb has made some remarkable
comments in his review. A few quotes :

After The Alamo 2 a new wargame project is launched by Jeff Lapkoff :
The Drift 1879
Tactical - Zulu's vs Brits - info is pretty scarce at the moment.
http://www.jefflapkoffgames.com/games.html

I was actually looking around for some more info on the upcoming
Strategic Command when I came across this site :
http://www.asc-hq.org/
freeware - turn-based - comes with source & editors

 Althought this isn't the official forum to bring up GalCiv stuff (as it's
strategic), it was raised in an earlier post ref it's copy protection and I
said I would report back when I recieved the retail game....
 Yesterday my official retail version arrived in a bright shiny ...

Does anyone made European theatre only scenario for HOI2? Haven't seen on
HOI2 forum. One guy did make scenario with European map only but game play
is like Risk.
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People collect the weirdest things and one thing I've noticed is how
a "personally signed by the maker/creator" has an impact. So
here's weird idea #317 : what if you could buy a wargame (box)
personally signed by the developers - would you go for the boxed

I was looking around for the "map" pack - when I saw the patch - dated
today
http://www.ageod.com/download_patches/BoA_patch1.04.exe
Get it before their server is hammered again :)

Jim Cobb is on a roll - another review of him published today :
http://www.armchairgeneral.com/articles.php?p=2531&page=1&cat=59
Greetz,
Eddy Sterckx

Has anyone gotten this to run on XP?  Or will I have to lay down some
cash at Matrix again :)
Rod

The original Kriegspiel games were all tabletop games and it took until
the fifties for AH to start the boardgame revolution which provided a
cheaper (in money, space and time) alternative. As the computer era
dawned hardware limitations made wargames for the pc look like the

I have tended to play FPS.  I have no PC wargames.  I am interested in playing PC games which recreate historical battles using faithful/realistic geography and weaponry.  3d would be nice. Time period - ancient to 1700.  I basically want to be able to replay battles to get a ...

Anyone been keeping an eye on this?
http://www.officers-game.com/

This is my first post in this group. I've found some GREAT content
searching here about almost everything about wargames. I'm somewhat new
to wargames and have no experience in the military. I've searching for
a operational WW2 game that would be as realistic as possible while

A post on the forum talks about a new feature and the fact that they're
only a few weeks away from release.
http://www.matrixgames.com/forums/tm.asp?m=1093178
Greetz,