Last Gamble: The Battle of the Bulge is a division-level game covering the first two weeks of the battle in the Ardennes Forest in December, 1944. The game system is based on DDH Games' successful June '44: The Struggle for Normandy, 1944. Components include: 1 12-page full-color rulebook 1 11 x 17" Map 1 sheet of 120 die-cut counters 1 Player Aid Card 1...
The Last Hundred Yards Vol. 3: The Solomon Islands is the third game in the Last Hundred Yards Series. This game focuses on the vicious and brutal Solomons Campaign, including actions to control the islands of Guadalcanal, Bougainville, and New Georgia. When you play the Solomon Islands Campaign missions, you will experience some of the fiercest small...
The Last Hurrah covers the Denikin's last successful counterattack of the Russian Civil War in February, 1920. After months of constant retreats and loss, the Don River offered a respite. Even though the river was partially frozen, crossing proved difficult for either side except at one of the four bridges which span it. Weather and time also proved to be...
(from the company website) This is a pair of games, covering the battles of Ridgeway - 2 June 1866, and Eccles Hill - 25 May 1870, when large numbers of well armed and trained Fenians crossed the U.S. - Canada border. There goal was to take territory in an effort to put pressure on the British government. In 1866, a large, well armed and organized Fenians...
Designed by Dennis L. Bishop, The Last King of Scotland is a hex and counter wargame that simulates the Tanzania-Uganda War of 1979 that ousted Uganda's President for Life Idi Amin Dada. One player takes control of the Ugandan forces while the other player commands the forces of Tanzania. With a seeming fascination for all things Scottish, Idi Amin...
The Last Panzer Victory: The Battle of Debrecen; Hungary, 1944 was the final great German tank offensive on the Eastern Front. The autumn of 1944 found the troops of Marshal Malinowski’s Second Ukrainian Front sweeping through the Carpathian Mountains and onto the broad plains of Hungary. Behind them lay Romania and the wreckage of the German 6th and 8th...
The Last Panzer Victory was a shock to the Russians. At this very late state of WW2, the assault on Berlin was the main objective and within the grasp of the Red tide. As this drama played out, the German 4th Pz Army with over 200 tanks (many Pz V and Nashorn) which was largely intact south of the main Red offensive struck from the south into the flank of...
Simulates the 955 Battle of Lechfeld (near Augsburg, Germany) which pitted Western-style heavy cavalry against Eastern-style hit and run mounted archers. For two centuries, the deadly mounted Magyar archers had been raiding west, out of the Hungarian plains, devastating German duchies and reaching into the south of France. Hearing another raid was on the...
During the summer of 1918, Turkey created its “Army of Islam” con-sisting of the 5th, 15th Divisions, later the 10th also joined. Having been defeated in Palestine, the Turks looked for easier prey and this was the Trancaucasus-Caspian area of Azerbaijan. This newly formed country asked Turkey for protection from the Bolsheviks, which also wanted the area....
Last Stand at Isandlwana, 22 January 1879 is a two-player tactical wargame of low-intermediate complexity simulating the last 90 to 240 minutes of that infamous and legendary battle of the Anglo-Zulu War. The Zulu player is on the offensive, attempting to wipe out the entire British force on the map as quickly as possible. The British is attempting to win...
Last Stand in Hokkaido 199x is an "alternate history" Operational level two-player board-wargame set in the early 1990s when the Soviet Union invaded Hokkaido. In reality, this did not happen, and at that time the Soviet Army did not have the ability to land multiple divisions and maintain logistics, but the Soviet leader, who judged that the United States...