Below you will find Part 4 in the “TITE’s Interesting Turn” series from Alan Emrich and Jeff Nyquist. If you would like to read Parts 1, 2, and 3 on InsideGMT, you can find those here, here, and here. The full article series is also available to read on the ETO Series Blog here. Enjoy!
TITE’s Interesting Turn, Part IV: A Campaign Game Spring ’43 Turn for the History Books! Read Post »
Examples of PlayWe continue our sojourn through the cards of GMT’s upcoming, now P-500 listed, second game of the “Ancient Civilizations” series: Ancient Civilizations of the Middle East (ACME) GMT Games – Ancient Civilizations of the Middle East [the first game of the series is Ancient Civilizations of the Inner Sea GMT Games – Ancient Civilizations of the
15th century Japan was a largely agricultural society, with urban population centres like Kyoto being the exception rather than the norm. The previous capital Kamakura in northern Honshu was another exception, but cities like Sakai, Osaka, and Edo (modern-day Tokyo) did not fully emerge until the end of this period. Although the feudal class system
The Chronicles of Ōnin #4: The Peasant Economy and the Jizamurai Read Post »
Designer BlogsThe Samurai Battles hit the table third weekend in a row – of course, alongside with other titles. That should tell you enough how much I appreciate that newest installment to C&C series. Today I will focus on another multi-scenario, mini-campaign session reports (after Arita Castle 1517 AD & Okehazama 1560 AD) – Koriyama Castle 1540 AD. But pretty soon you can count
Commands & Colors: Samurai Battles Session Report – Koriyama Castle 1540 AD Read Post »
After Action ReportBelow you will find the second article in a three part after action report from Francisco Ronco covering a playtest session of Dubno 41. Enjoy!
Dubno ’41 Playtest After Action Report (Part 2) Read Post »
After Action Report, Designer BlogsBlow you will find the eleventh in a series of designer’s notes articles from The Last Hundred Yards series designer Mike Denson. In this segment he will discuss other tactics principles in LHY. You can also find this article on his ConsimWorld Community page. Enjoy! -Rachel
The Last Hundred Yards Designer’s Notes: Tactics — Other Principles Read Post »
Designer BlogsIan M. Sullivan is the Special Advisor for Analysis and ISR at the Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence, US Army Training and Doctrine Command. Disclaimer: The views expressed in this blog post do not necessarily reflect those of the Department of Defense, Department of the Army, or Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC).
“We’re Moving Through Kashmir”: Playing Next War India-Pakistan (Part 2) Read Post »
After Action ReportBelow you will find the tenth in a series of designer’s notes articles from The Last Hundred Yards series designer Mike Denson. In this segment he will discuss defensive tactics in LHY. You can also find this article on his ConsimWorld Community page. Enjoy! -Rachel
The Last Hundred Yards Designer’s Notes: Defensive Tactics Read Post »
Designer BlogsIt did not take me long to bring Commands & Colors: Samurai Battles to the table for another face-to-face session. The recently unboxed game makes really great impression – both from aesthetic but also game-play point of view. The initial AAR of Arita Castle 1517 AD was very well received among Dear Readers, so today I would like to continue with picture-rich
Commands & Colors: Samurai Battles Session Report (Part 2) – Arita Castle 1517 AD Read Post »
After Action ReportBelow you will find Part 3 in the “TITE’s Interesting Turn” series from Alan Emrich and Jeff Nyquist. If you would like to read Parts 1 and 2 on InsideGMT, you can find those here and here. The full article series is also available to read on the ETO Series Blog here. Enjoy!
