- The Celts in Asia Minor, Third Century BC to Fourth Century AD
- War Galley Replay
- Interview with Robert DeLeskie
- War Galley Replay
- Hail Caesar: Battles with Model Soldiers in the Ancient Era Review
- The Coin Tribes’ Revolt Review
- Commands & Colors Ancients Solitaire Challenge
- Antony and Cleopatra Review
- Between the Punic Wars
- The Second Attic War: An Opportunity Squandered
- Interview with Robert DeLeskie
- A Decision at Mantineia 418 BC
- The Fundamentals of Ancient Battle
- Great Battles of History: Alexander Replay
- Strategy & Tactics, Issue 324: Fight The Fall (new from Decision Games)
featuring two insert games: Fight The Fall: Faesulae A.D. 405 & Tricamerum A.D. 533 is a two-player wargame system that simulates the battles that occurred during the era AD 376 to 560, roughly the time from when the Goths crossed the Danube to the Byzantine reconquest of the west. The game system emphasizes command control, leaders and unique tactics. Players pick command markers to generate actions, modeling the chaos of the battlefield. The objective is to gain victory in battle, usually by destroying enemy units and morale. [Forum]
- Cradle of Civilization (Compass Games @ Kickstarter)
Cradle of Civilization is a pair of games that play through the ancient civilizations of the Near East and the fall of the Persian Empire, SUMERIA TO PERSIA and ALEXANDER vs DARIUS. Both games are included in this premium package (mounted mapboard and "thick" counters) that allows two to six players determine the fate of the Ancient Near East. In one game civilizations rise, while in the second game, two players battle over whether the great Persian Empire will survive or perish. Both games use simple mechanics to make them quick-playing and to portray a period feel to the players. [Forum]
- Ancient Civilizations of the Inner Sea Replay
- War Galley Replay
- Ostrogothic Siege Warfare
- Stilicho: Last of the Romans (new from Hollandspiele)
the long-anticipated follow-up to designer Robert DeLeskie's popular and challenging solitaire game WARS OF MARCUS AURELIUS. The brain-boiling card angst and nail-biting combats that made that game so compelling are back, along with some new wrinkles that make for a more challenging and nuanced decision space. [Forum]