On December 7th, 1941, the Imperial Japanese Navy bombed the US Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor, an unprovoked attack that, brought the United States into World War 2. Instead of delivering a fatal death blow that would give the Empire of Japan dominance of the Pacific region, the attack's ultimate consequence was to, in words attributed to Admiral Yamamoto...
Pacific War in 1 Hour is a strategic-level wargame simulating the Pacific Theater from early 1942 to the end of 1945. Players assume the roles of the Imperial Japanese command or the Allied command, directing operations across a simplified map of the Pacific. The game abstracts naval, air, and land operations into a monthly cycle, emphasizing the shifting...
Description from the publisher: Pacific War is a strategic level simulation game of the naval operations in the Pacific from 1941 to the first half of 1944. Players become commanders of the Japanese Imperial Navy and the Allied navy, which is centered around the US navy, and have to plan a strategy and execute it in order to win the war. Even though the...
After the discovery of the Pacific Ocean by the Spanish explorer Vasco Nuñez de Balboa in 1513, it became the subject of dispute between the two great colonial empires of the time, Spain and Portugal. The Treaty of Tordesillas established a principle agreement for the division of the world, leaving this vast expanse of sea on the Spanish side, which came...
Packing Heat is the ultimate set of skirmish rules for the modern era. With extremely deadly combat, tons of cinematic flair, and a Game Deck that keeps both players on their toes, no two games are the same! Inspired by your favourite action movies and compatible with your existing miniatures, this book alone contains rules and stats for 19 Factions across...
From the publisher:" In the early days of ‘modern’ wargaming, Napoleonic games were tremendously popular. They allowed the new, not necessarily young, wargamer to fight the glorious actions they had heard about in their school history lessons. Often starting with the Battle of Waterloo as their first action, the general would deploy his hastily painted...
“Oh, hell, they have tanks. They’re right on top of us!” –First lieutenant Fred McGrath’s final radio broadcast from Lang Vei. When the Communist forces of North and South Vietnam launched the 1968 Tet Offensive one component was the siege of Khe Sanh. The fortified hilltop positions at Khe Sanh were located near the border of North and South Vietnam. An...
From the Publisher... From rookies to pros! Lead your team to the highest level of competition through the experience acquisition system and the championship rules. Personalize your players by increasing their skills and make their performances more realistic: The Avanced Rules book offers some great extra rules (snapshooting, communication, crawling....)...
Historically in the Third World, coups have changed more governments than elections since World War II. Most coups involve using part of the armed forces of a country to seize power from a ruler, though there is usually little overt conflict – the coup d’etat is generally a much less bloody way of seizing power than its distant cousin, the popular...
Palaeo Diet: Eat or be Eaten is a stand-alone set of gaming rules for recreating prehistoric animal hunts on your table top. The game models a time when humans were not yet in control of the world around them, when the landscape could just as easily give succour to a struggling tribe, as it could cripple a thriving people. Designed with solo and...