Cry Havoc!

Back in the day I played a lot of Iron Front , an Arma 2  derived game covering the later years of WW II. It was kind of janky at times, and...

Proving that good things come to those who wait - Ezra Sidran has posted a very satisfying video showing off the AI and gameplay of the lon...

 It's been a while since I've looked at Pub Battles from Command Post Games. I have many of the games in the series but haven't ...

With the turn of the year I've decided to get started on a project I've wanted to tackle for a couple of years now. I'm very int...

 I can't believe it's been two years since I posted here. There are a number of reasons for my absence, including some health issues...

I mentioned in my last post that I'm fortunate to have a group I can regularly game with. Most of these players are distant from me. ...

Yesterday was the first time since this pandemic began that I've felt like looking at anything to do with military history or wargamin...

Time for some WWI naval action last night. Great fun was had, despite my poor Germans being hopelessly outmatched!

Battle of Wimpfen. This is a good one for learning about pike & shot tactics in Horse and Matchlock.

The Royalists have accounted for two dragoons and a militia battalion, but two of their own units are close to breaking.

The French right begins their advance on the Dutch positioned at Seneffe

Turn 1: Royalist infantry attempt to force their way across the Bussex Rhine to come to grips with Monmouth's rebels I spent a good...

0930 19 April 1809. Yes, we jumped two hours. We have a lot of movement, but no one in contact as of yet. Keep in mind that I may do ...

Jim and I continue with Day 2 of the Battle of Aspern-Essling, using Sam Mustafa's Blücher .

A great time last night playing Black Powder via Table Top Simulator. We expect to finish this game in a couple of weeks.