- Islamic State: The Syria War Replay
- Next War: Poland Replay
- South China Sea Replay
- Modern War, Issue 34: Opaque War, Ukraine 2014 (new from Decision Games)
featuring the insert game, Opaque War: Ukraine 2014, a simulation of the military conflict between the Ukraine government and the Donbass rebels (the People’s Republic of Donetsk and the People’s Republic of Luhansk). Game play begins in April 2014 when the Ukrainian government launched the so-called Anti-Terrorist Operation (ATO), to assert its control over the rebel provinces. [Forum]
- South China Sea Review
- America Falling (One Small Step @ Kickstarter)
America Falling is a two-player board-game about the end of America. The game is narrative neutral, meaning that the it does not pre-suppose any specific road to war; this is left to your personal proclivities. One player commands the conservative "Red" forces while the other leads the liberal "Blue" forces. Game mechanics recreate the inescapable dilemmas of fratricidal struggle inherent at the start of every civil war. [Forum]
- CounterFact Issue 7 (new from One Small Step)
featuring the insert game, Islamic State: War in Syria (ISWS), a two-player wargame simulating the post-Russian intervention phase of the Syrian Civil War. In this game, there are two coalitions fighting parallel wars against a common foe: DAESH and Al Qaeda in Syria, with one player (the US player) commanding US/NATO Forces, Kurdish/SDF and non-Islamic Syrian Rebels, and a second player (the Russian player) controlling the Syrian Arab Army (SAA, Assad’s forces) and their allies (Iran/Hezbollah, Russia). [Forum]
- CounterFact Issue 9 (One Small Step Preorder)
- Next War: Poland Replay
- Next War: Poland Replay
- Warfighter: The Tactical Special Forces Card Game Review
- Israeli Air Force Leader Review
- South China Sea Play Tutorial [video]
- Interview with Ty Bomba
- Next War: Poland (new from GMT Games)
- Campaign Manager 2008 Review [video]
- Modern War, Issue 33: ISIS War (new from Decision Games)
This game is set in a timeframe of the near future in which the Iranians may have developed some kind of military nuclear capability. The game's scenario can also be taken as a model of a possible Iranian reply to a US and/or Israeli precision aerial campaign targeted against their nuclear development facilities. Furthermore, though entirely playable on its own, Isis War can also be played as an expansion and update of my earlier design, Oil War: Iran Strikes (Modern War #2). [Forum]
- South China Sea Unboxing [video]
- Next War: Poland Unboxing [video]
- Walking the Distant Plain