Arctic Front, the third game of the Third World War series, uses the same rules as its predecessors but presents a very different gaming situation. The Soviet Leningrad Front, with its special airborne, amphibious, and
Angola! recreates a brief portion of the violent, decades-long Angolan civil war that began in the 1970s with the fall of a colonial power and dragged its bloody way into the 21st century thanks in
Central America is a comprehensive, dynamic simulation that encapsulates the multiple elements of modern land and air combat. Conventional and guerrilla warfare are combined in a fluid, interactive game system. Players choose for themselves the
Vietnam 1965-1975 is considered by many to be the best simulation of the conflict in Vietnam ever created. Though much scholarship has occurred since Nick Karp’s original design, the underlying system continues to ring as
The Korean War is an operational level simulation of the first year of the conflict for control of the Korean peninsula. As commander of the North Korean or UN forces, you must carefully build up
NATO: The Next War in Europe is an operational level simulation of potential NATO/Warsaw Pact conflict in Central Europe. The game is played on a single map sheet, depicting the area from Denmark to the
Aegean Strike presents a comprehensive and realistic picture of the interplay between ground, air, and naval forces in modern warfare. The highly interactive sequence of play allows players to act and react to the changing
7th Fleet is the third game in VG’s popular Fleet series. It examines the strengths of weaknesses of the Soviet and American navies in the wide reaches of the Pacific Ocean. Players are placed in
Sixth Fleet is a simulation game of near-future combat for control of the Mediterranean Basin. As commander of the U.S. or Soviet fleet and respective allies, you must form your ships into Task Forces and
3rd Fleet is the 5th in the Fleet series from Victory Games and brings the conflict to the North Pacific and Caribbean.