- D-Day at Saipan (new from Decision Games)
D-Day at Saipan (solitaire). Fight for the island battle made famous in the movie, The Windtalkers. Included is a campaign scenario, with smaller scenarios for the initial invasion, Death Valley, and the drive north. One mounted map board, two counter sheets (352 counters), 55 cards, full color play aid cards, and a 48-page full color rules booklet. [Forum]
- Battles of the Ancient World: Marathon and Granicus Replay
- D-Day at Tarawa First Impression
- Balkans 1944 After Action Reports
- Soviet Fallout: The Nagorno-Karabakh War Review
- D-Day at Tarawa Review
- Cruise of the Graf Spee Review
- S&T Quarterly, Issue 18: Korea–After Chosin (new from Decision Games)
Korea–After Chosin: Korea is often referred to as the Forgotten War. Even among military history enthusiasts, not much is known about the battles and campaigns beyond Pusan, Inchon, and Chosin. The issue goes in depth from the First Chinese Counteroffensive to Pork Chop Hill and the Armistice. [Forum]
- World at War, Issue 84: Manstein’s War (new from Decision Games)
Manstein's War: Decision in the West 1940 is a two-player wargame of the German offensive in Western Europe in May-June 1940 in which the Wehrmacht seized a stunning victory over Allied forces in the Low Countries and France. The game uses a variant of the Boots system to model command, control, and logistics on an operational scale. Both players can fight a campaign of mobility and decisive battles. [Forum]
- Midway Solitaire Review [video]
- Pacific Subs Replay
- Midway Solitaire Capsule Review
- Forgotten Pacific Battles Review
- Bloody Ridge: Guadalcanal Review
- Winter War: Finland vs the Soviet Union 1939 Review
- Midway Solitaire Deluxe Edition Play Overview [video]
- S&T Quarterly, Issue 17: Napoleon’s Art of Battle w/Map Poster (new from Decision Games)
Napoleon’s Art of Battle: System or Genius? The rise of Napoleon Bonaparte to the French throne stemmed from a series of battlefield victories over the armies of every European dynasty. Those battles were sought by Napoleon after careful planning and maneuver to give him the edge on the contested field. This work examines the nature of that process, both in the weeks and days leading to the collision and the hours during which it was brought to fulfillment. [Forum]
- Watch on the Oder: January 1945 Review
- Hougoumont: Key to Waterloo First Look [video]
- Balaclava: Breaking the Siege First Look [video]