Honey Springs is a DTP game by LPD Games, designed as a mini-game introduction to their Battles of the American Civil War series. Honey Springs covers the largest Civil War battle in the Indian Nations and features major Indian forces on both sides, and the 1st Kansas Colored Volunteers, the West's premier Black regiment. DTP Components are downloadable...
This is a tactical simulation of the American Civil War battle near Sharpsburg on 17 September 1862. The components include: 1 8x10 map 1 set of rules 2.5 pages long including charts & tables 1 set of 26 counters; 10 Union, 15 Confederate & 1 game turn The Union Infantry are Corps-sized, the Confederate Infantry are Division-sized. No scale is given for...
The Battle of Shiloh is two-player game recreating what US Grant called the severest battle fought in the western theater during the Civil War. This two-day action (April 6-7, 1862) was the Confederacy's great attempt to reverse two months of defeat and recapture western Tennessee. It is an interesting game, with an intriguing system in which the Union...
The game is based on Richard Berg´s South Mountain-system and includes the battles of South Mountain, Chickamauga, Shiloh and Gettysburg. Units are mostly demi-brigades, each hex represents 190-270 yards and a game turn represents 45-60 minutes of real time. There are four full-color 22x34" maps and lots of counters. A new addition is the command system....
The Battle of Stones River is a simulation of the battle of Murfreesboro in the American Civil War. The game uses a fairly standard system reminiscent of SPI (Simulations Publications, Inc.) quads of the period. The rules do have a few points of distinction. For example, units have a stacking limit of two, and cannot attack on the same turn that a stack is...
When the family goes to sleep and all the lights go out, many people believe that this is the time when bad things come out of the closet or out from under the bed. Maybe this is true, but what we know is that the Teddys get out and recreate battles. They don’t kill each other, they dress up and re-enact war! Teddys don’t fight wars. Teddys re-enact. These...
Part of the series of tongue in cheek games "Kombat Klassics" published in the magazine La Vivandiere back in the day. This game on the siege of Petersburg is from vol 1 #3 of the magazine. THIS IS A JOKE GAME not really intended for play, though you could... the humor mainly is in the rules writing and social commentary therein. The union player has three...
This is an updated version of the game originally published by Yaquinto Publications in 1979 and out of print since 1984. It is an abstract war game for novices and veteran gamers alike, using variable “battlefield tiles” and wooden playing pieces. Unit combat values depend on the terrain they occupy and change as they are moved. The game depends entirely...