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Cobra: The Normandy Campaign (Ziplock)
Cobra: The Normandy Campaign (Ziplock)
Price: $50.00

From D-Day to the break-out, Cobra allows you to play out the Allied invasion of Normandy and the break-out from the peninsula in one complete game. One player or team commands the Allies, the other the Germans. Victory depends on the Allied breakout and relative casualties. Command regiments, brigades, divisions, corps headquarters and special units. Valuable motorized and mechanized units gain additional movement and can overrun enemy units while moving. Combat rewards careful planning; getting headquarters and supplies to the right place at the right time enhances your combat power.
Operations Olympic & Coronet (Ziplock)
Operations Olympic & Coronet (Ziplock)
Price: $50.00

Olympic & Coronet is a hypothetical simulation on a regiment-brigade level of the planned invasion of Japan. Olympic is the planned November 1945 invasion of Kyushu, the southernmost Japanese Home Island, while Coronet is the planned March 1946 invasion of the Tokyo Plain.
Drive on Moscow Ziplock
Drive on Moscow Ziplock
Price: $50.00

Drive on Moscow: Operation Typhoon 1941, is a reprint of the original game published in S&T 244. This edition incorporates corrections from the original publication, updated graphics and includes a new German order of battle based on information that has come out since the original publication of the game.
Patton's 1st Victory: Tunisia (Ziplock)
Patton's 1st Victory: Tunisia (Ziplock)
Price: $14.95

Patton’s First Victory recreates the 1943 Tunisian Campaign, and can be played in 1-2 hours. Featuring a full order of battle of all the historic divisions, Patton’s First Victory also includes “support assets” that can be assigned to divisions to increase their strength.
Barbarossa Deluxe
Barbarossa Deluxe
Price: $55.00

A strategic-level, two-player “mini-monster” of intermediate complexity, designed by Ty Bomba, covering the entire Russo-German War. Play may end sooner than the historic termination time, if the German player is able to do significantly better than his historic counterparts by advancing so quickly he causes the overall political, social, economic and military collapse of the Soviet Union. Likewise, if the Soviet player is able to carry out his strategic comeback more efficiently than did historic counterparts during the second half of the war, the game may again end earlier than it did historically.
Barbarossa Deluxe (Exclusive Edition)
Barbarossa Deluxe (Exclusive Edition)
Price: $65.00

Exclusive Edition includes a 116-page campaign analysis with over 20 maps!

A strategic-level, two-player “mini-monster” of intermediate complexity, designed by Ty Bomba, covering the entire Russo-German War. Play may end sooner than the historic termination time, if the German player is able to do significantly better than his historic counterparts by advancing so quickly he causes the overall political, social, economic and military collapse of the Soviet Union. Likewise, if the Soviet player is able to carry out his strategic comeback more efficiently than did historic counterparts during the second half of the war, the game may again end earlier than it did historically.
American Revolution Ziplock (Strategy & Tactics #270)
American Revolution Ziplock (Strategy & Tactics #270)
Price: $35.00

The American Revolution: Decision in North America (AR), is a two-player wargame, designed by Joseph Miranda, in which you command the Americans or the British in the War of American Independence, 1775-82. The American player may also control French and Spanish units if those nations enter the war. Instead of the full campaign game, players may also choose to play the shorter scenario that ends in 1779.
Beyond the Urals
Beyond the Urals
Price: $25.00

A two-player strategic-level simulation of a campaign that might-have-been in Russia during World War II.
Luftwaffe (Ziplock)
Luftwaffe (Ziplock)
Price: $40.00

Luftwaffe is an update of the classic Avalon Hill game covering the US strategic bombing campaign over Europe in World War II. As the US commander, your mission is to eliminate key German industrial complexes. You select the targets, direct the bombers, and plan a strategy intended to keep the Luftwaffe off-balance. As the German commander, the entire arsenal of German aircraft is at your disposal against the finest in Allied designs. Turns are quarterly, with German reinforcements keyed to that player’s production choices. Units are wings and squadrons, and they’re rated by type, sub-type, firepower, maneuverability and endurance. There are rules for radar, electronic warfare, variable production strategies, aces, target complexes, critical industries and diversion of forces to support the ground war. Beyond that, the original, classic game system remains essentially sound and hasn’t otherwise been changed much.
Nine Navies War (Ziplock)
Nine Navies War (Ziplock)
Price: $40.00

Nine Navies War begins at the start of 1915, after a victorious Germany has overrun France the year before. (Perhaps the BEF didn’t land on time or at all, or they got bottled up in Mons, or the Germans kept to their full-blown, keep the right super-strong and pull back on the left Schlieffen Plan scheme, thereby bagging two French armies in the Rhineland, etc.) Italy, seeing the German victory train leaving the station, joins the Central Powers, as do Spain and Greece. All of which makes for a dreadnought showdown in the Mediterranean, Atlantic Ocean and North Seas, as the avidly Mahanist Kaiser Wilhelm seeks to finally defeat the Royal Navy and thus make Germany into a true global power.