April’s Harvest: The Battle of Shiloh, April 6 & 7, 1862, is the ninth game of the Civil War Brigade (CWB) Series from The Gamers. April 6, 1862: The Confederacy must strike back at a
1805: Sea of Glory places you in command of the Royal Navy or the allied fleets of France and Spain. You direct your far flung forces, raid enemy ports, and bring your wooden warships into
A multi player game of empire, diplomacy, and global confrontation. The Great Powers of Great Britain, France, the US, Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy, Russia, and Japan vie throughout the world for the wealth and esteem conferred
Mosby’s Raiders puts you in command of the Partisan Rangers. Your mission is to infiltrate enemy lines to disrupt the Union war effort. As you succeed in your operations, your notoriety grows and the Union
The Civil War can be played as an entire campaign or as year-long scenarios. The key to victory lies in the allotment of command. Each player must determine in advance where his major thrusts will
Lee vs Grant is a face-paced game of action and reaction. Corps and division leaders are activated individually to perform standard or force marches, attempting to outflank the enemy or to delay him by holding
The Campaign: Three grueling months of bitter conflict, thrusting Napoleon’s “little conscripts” against a re-vitalized Austrian army determined to avenge its humiliating defeats of the past. An embattled advance along more than 200 miles of
Across 5 Aprils is actually five wargames in one, depicting the Civil War battles of 1st Bull Run, Pea Ridge, Shiloh, Gettysburg, and Bentonville. Each battle has its own map and playing pieces, but all
From the publisher’s website: Longstreet Attacks: The Second Day at Gettysburg is the third game in the Revolution Games series of American Civil War games. The first being Stonewall’s Sword and the second being Thunder
From the publisher’s website: Stonewall’s Sword : The Battle of Cedar Mountain is a medium-sized wargame (176 counters and a 17” x 22” map) that allows you to explore the reasons why things almost went