Coming Attractions
Rumors
of War
A book supplement for Third
Reich and Great
Pacific War adding BOTH an eastern map extension
for Third Reich and 140 new die-cut and mounted
playing pieces. Strategy, variants, scenarios, and
analysis plus new armies (such as they are) for
Iraq and Iran.
Status: At press, due Spring 2008


Panzer
Grenadier:
Battle of the Bulge 2: Elsenborn Ridge
The newest boxed game in this exciting
series, Elsenborn Ridge covers the fierce fighting
on the "north shoulder" of the Battle
of the Bulge between the American First Army and
the German Sixth SS Panzer Army and Fifth Panzer
Army. The heroic stand at St. Vith by 7th Armored
Division, the "panzer graveyard" of Krinkelt,
the destruction of 1st SS Panzer Division —
it's all here, and more. Four playing boards, 495
oversized playing pieces, 35 scenarios. $39.99
Status: At press, due Spring 2008


Rome
at War: Hannibal at Bay
It's back, with a new price and packaging!
Hannibal's Carthaginians make a last stand in Africa
before the conquering legions of Scipio Africanus.
The perfect starting point for a game series that's
growing as fast as Rome's empire. Forty-four double-sized
"long" pieces, 77 merely oversized pieces,
two playing boards. $19.99
Status: In art stage, due Spring 2008


Second
World War at Sea: Arctic Convoy
Players have clamored for it! The
fierce battles in Arctic waters as British, American
and Soviet escorts try to force vital convoys through
to Murmansk past the German aircraft, submarines
and surface ships determined to stop them. 210 "long"
ship counters, 420 standard sized player pieces,
two maps and as always a shipload of scenarios.
$49.99
Status: At press, due Spring 2008


Battles
of 1866
In just seven weeks in the summer
of 1866, the newly-modernized Prussian army defeated
its larger and better-experienced Austrian rival
and completely overturned European power politics.
Seven battles of
the Seven Weeks’ War: Königgrätz,
Second Custoza, Trautenau, Nachod, Skalitz, Soor
and Gitschin, using the same game system as Gettysburg
and Chickamauga
with newly-revised rules. $149.99
Status: At press, due Spring 2008


Panzer
Grenadier: First Axis
First
Axis is a supplement for the
Panzer Grenadier series
adding the Slovak army to the game series. Thirty
new scenarios range from the 1939 border war with
Hungary and invasion of Poland through fighting
in the Soviet Union and finally the Slovak National
Uprising of 1944. There are 88 new die-cut and
mounted playing pieces. Same format as White
Eagles and Fronte
Russo.
$24.99
Status: Available June
2008


Panzer
Grenadier: Cassino '44
American, Polish, Indian, New Zealand
and British troops face off against German paratroopers
around the monastery of Monte Cassino, 1944. Thirty
scenarios, one "historical" map, 660 playing
pieces. $49.99.
Status: In art stage, due Summer 2008


Ironclads:
Hearts of Iron
The 1864 German-Danish and 1866 Austro-Italian
Wars at sea, featuring the battles of Helgoland,
Swinemunde and Lissa. Austrian, Italian, Danish,
Prussian, American and Turkish ironclads on gorgeous
oversized pieces. Like Great War at Sea and
Second World War at Sea, the campaigns are
shown at both the operational and tactical levels.
$74.99.
Status: In art stage, due Summer
2008


Infantry
Attacks: Empires End
Tactical battles of 1914 on the Eastern
Front, in a new series similar to Panzer Grenadier.
Units are infantry companies, cavalry squadrons,
artillery batteries and machine-gun platoons. The
armies of the German, Austro-Hungarian and Russian
Empires clash in what would be the last war for
all three of them. $99.99.
Status: In final development,
due Summer 2008


Army
of Lappland
In the summer of 1941, German mountain
troops began an offensive along the Arctic Ocean
coast aimed at taking the Soviet port of Murmansk.
In fierce fighting, the Soviets held them back and
in 1942 launched their own counter-offensive. In
1944 they tried again, driving the Germans out of
Finland and northern Norway. This game covers all
three of these campaigns plus the planned British
"Operation Jupiter" to land troops nearby
to assist the Red Army. The map is divided into
hexagons at a scale of 2 kilometers across each
hex, and most units are battalions. The game system
is the same as that in Tiger of Malaya, providing
a maximum amount of chaos and excellent solitaire
gaming opportunities. $79.99
Status: In final development,
due Summer 2008


Red
Desert
Japanese and Soviet tanks clash in
the deserts of eastern Mongolia in the summer of
1939. The Soviets have more and better tanks, massive
superiority in artillery and many more troops. The
Japanese do have air superiority and fanatically
hard-fighting infantry. This game uses the same
game system as Alamein, so Japanese morale will
have to overcome Soviet material strength in a war
fought in the middle of nowhere. $59.99
Status: In final development,
due Summer 2008

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