- [Hollandspiele] Our Second Year, Part 1 of 3
- Hollandspiele Blog: Anxiety of Influence
- Hollandspiele Podcast, Episode 51
- The Lost Provinces (new from Hollandspiele)
The shocking defeat of France in 1940 created a unique opportunity for Thailand to regain territory it had lost decades before. When Vichy France refused to give it back, fascist leader Plaek Phibunsongkhram launched a blitzkrieg attack in January 1941. The fighting stopped eighteen days later, and with Japanese mediation, Thailand won back her lost provinces. [Forum]
- The Big Push (new from Hollandspiele)
a WWI card game from designer Renaud Verlaque (Age of Napoleon). Players attempt to make breakthroughs (and prevent their opponents from doing the same) with limited resources and even more limited information. Bluff and deception factor highly, and both players must make strategic decisions about the entire front before zooming in to contest specific areas with dynamic back-and-forth, tit-for-tat card play. [Forum]
- Table Battles Expansion No. 2: Age of Alexander (new from Hollandspiele)
Table Battles: The Age of Alexander recreates that famous Macedonian's major battles, as well as two battles of the Diadochi. In almost all of these battles, the Macedonian Player has no room for error - the routing of a single Formation is often enough to lose the game. The opposing side has more leeway and more sticks, but generally comes up short in the quality department. Careful, nuanced play from both sides is require to stay competitive and to win the day. Most of these are larger engagements, with lots of cards and reactions for each side. [Forum]
- House of Normandy Review [video]
- [Hollandspiele] Arguing with Myself
- Mary And Tom, Episode 47 [Hollandspiele Podcast]
- House of Normandy Replay [video]
- Hollandspiele, Episode 46 [podcast]
- Interview with Tom Russell
- Hollandspiele: Cards on the Table
- Supply Lines of the American Revolution: The Southern Strategy (new from Hollandspiele)
The sequel to the very popular Supply Lines of the American Revolution: The Northern Theater, 1775-1777, which was popular with grognards and logistics nerds alike. The game secured a nomination for the 2017 Golden Geek Award for Best Wargame. This hotly anticipated standalone sequel covers the second half of the American War of Independence, and shifts the scene to the Southern colonies of Virginia, Georgia, and the Carolinas. [Forum]
- House of Normandy Replay
- Hollandspiele: Mary And Tom, Episode 45 Podcast
- Operation Unthinkable: Churchill’s World War III Review
- Hollandspiele Podcast, Episode 45
- Militia & Loyalists in The Southern Strategy Game Preview
- Supply Lines of the American Revolution Review