The World at War: Europe representa la Segunda Guerra Mundial en el Teatro Europeo de Operaciones.

The World at War: Europe presenta un sistema novedoso de juego en el que el motor principal del mismo serán las acciones disponibles a cada jugador distribuidas entre sus diversas potencias asignadas a su bando.

El juego es de complejidad media y cubre muchos de los aspectos más interesantes del conflicto como la Blitzkrieg, pactos diplomáticos (los históricos y los que pudieron ser), guerra estratégica, mejoras de la industria, avances tecnológicos, etc…

Thunder in the Ozarks is a wargame about The Battle of Pea Ridge, which was a critical engagement in the American Civil War fought on March 8th and 9th, 1862 between the Confederate Army of the West under Major General Earl Van Dorn and the Federal Army of the Southwest under Brigadier General Samuel Curtis.

Reposición 2ª quincena octubre

Thunder On the Mississippi is the latest design in the award-winning Great Campaigns of the American Civil War (GCACW) series. It depicts Maj. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant’s 1863 campaign to capture Vicksburg. The game is designed by Joe Balkoski

Este es únicamente el juego del tercer volumen, no incluye los dos anteriores

Thunderbolt Deluxe Edition includes

Thunderbolt as well as the first two volumes in the Ancient World System series:

Rise of the Roman Republic and

Carthage.

Each has its own exclusive rules and scenarios booklets, army and city display cards, and other displays relevant to those titles.

The exclusive rules have been extensively revised based on player feedback.

The Fall of Tobruk: Rommel’s Greatest Victory by Chris Fawcett is a recreation of the Axis attack on the heavily fortified Gazala-Bir-Hachiem line in May-June 1942. The is a complete revision of the Conflict Games edition designed by Frank Chadwick and first published in 1975 (this is not a reprint but a new design).

Torgau 1760, the second game in the "SYWBS" series, will simulate the battle fought on the 3rd of November 1760 in northwestern Saxony during the Seven Years War. King of Prussia Frederick II the Great commanded the Prussian Army: 48,500 men (62 bns, 102 sqns) and 246 guns. F.M. Graf Leopold Daun commanded the Austian Army: 55,500 men (67 bns, 116 sqns) and 275 guns.