As discussed in the first part of this series, the framing for play in Solitaire TacOps: Ortona, both for standard scenarios and the open campaign,...

In the previous installment of this series we talked about some of the influences that went into the framing of the Solitaire TacOps campaign system....

In the previous series of InsideGMT articles for Solitaire TacOps: Ortona, I shared some of the inspiration for the design, discussed the role scale, effectiveness...

In the previous articles in this series, I discussed the high-level concepts behind the Solitaire TacOps system and how they are represented in the components...

As promised at the end of my last blog post, today we are diving into the way that the maps and components in Solitaire TacOps:...

Last week, we started off with by talking about the design principles and scale behind Solitaire TacOps: Ortona. This week we will be talking about the...

At first blush, the connection between my first GMT game, Cross Bronx Expressway, and my next, Solitaire TacOps: Ortona, might seem tenuous. However, the connection is quite...

Urban Sprawl is a master stroke of game design. It’s at the top of my underrated gems list, and one I’ve been singing the praises...

Shortly after finishing the third installment of this series about the tactility of the pieces, I took some time to capture a multihand playthrough of...

A challenge (and sometimes a critique) of historical games that cover modern topics is that the story does not always end when the game does....