- Next War: Korea Replay [video]
- Labyrinth: The Awakening, 2010-? Review
- Next War: Korea Replay [video]
- Yaah! Magazine, Issue 9 (Flying Pig Games Preorder)
shipping in early May. The magazine features the complete game, Donetsk, which depicts the battles for Donetsk airport during 2014-15, with die-cut counters and a gorgeous 11 x 17" map. Also included are articles on Comancheria, Hands in the Sea, The Finnish Civil War, and scenarios for '65, Old School Tactical, Command and Colors, Night of Man, Stonewall's Sword and more. [Forum]
- NNN3: Nippon, Nukes and Nationalists Replay
- Russia Beslan School Takeover
- The Evolution of Russian Military Doctrine
- NNN3: Nippon, Nukes and Nationalists Review
- NNN3: Nippon, Nukes, & Nationalists (new from One Small Step)
this game extends the narrative begun in NATO, Nukes & Nazis: The War in France & Russia to the other main theater of operations of this war: East Asia. It can be played alone or combined with the play of the two-map scenario in the parent game. Either way, it will provide a complete theater-commander experience. [Forum]
- Women Soldiers in NATO
- Hornet Leader: Carrier Air Operations Replay
- Afghanistan ’11 App Review
- Strategy Advice on Playing as the Jihadists in Labyrinth
- Afghanistan ’11 App Review
- Modern War, Issue 29: Putin’s War (new from Decision Games)
Putin’s War: Reclaiming the Soviet Empire in Eastern Europe is a strategic-level, two-player wargame of low-intermediate complexity that covers the campaign that could occur if the Russian dictator decides to give up his strategy of incremental “opaque” warfare and instead simply try for a big win. The game’s sub-systems are crafted to present a supreme-commander’s-eye-view of such a war. [Forum]
- Ukrainian Crisis & The Little War (new from Hollandspiele)
- Su-25SM Today
- Strategy Advice on Playing as the US in Labyrinth
- Afghanistan ’11 App Preview
- Labyrinth: The War on Terror 2001-? Review