 | Rome's Greatest Foe: 2nd Punic War
Can the wealthy trade city of Carthage and Hannibal's invasion force cripple Rome?
I did not actually play it but the rules and counter icons seem very well done. I like the ecomomics and manpower rules especially. The map consists of so many small (meaningless) areas it might as well have used hexes. Would make a good computer | $5.95 |
 | Rommel at Gazala
Quick-playing game with a simple, accessible system
Good, fun little game. | $10.00 |
 | Ship of the Line
Classic sea battles of the age of fighting sail
Spelling errors, you might want to explain the reasoning behind how easy it is to hit other ships (it isn't very intuitive until you actually play). | $8.95 |
 | Sinyavino 1942! The Leningrad Relief Offensive
Amphibious attacks across the Neva River
Sinyavino includes a wide variety of combat elements as part of the game, making it complex but not complicated. | $11.00 |
 | Slaughter & Carnage: The Stalingrad of Kursk: Ponyri Station, 1943
The small, insignificant railroad station at Ponyri became the focal point of both sides
Printer took a dislike to map but sorted out. Rules & counters a treat, a real challenge for both sides | $14.00 |
 | Slim River 1942
British 12th Brigade, which had been hammered back for weeks, now faced a new bold foe: Japanese tanks
Yet another excellent Perry Moore game ! | $11.00 |
 | Solitaire Caesar
Can you lead the Roman Legions to victory and defend the empire from Barbarian attacks?
Great solitaire game. Rules could have some clarifications and the counters could be a bit 'cleaner', but these complaints are very very minor in the whole of the game. A very excelent game that I would recommend to anyone who likes solitaire games | $5.00 |
 | Somalia Interventions
The United Nations intervention in Somalia
Much improved graphics, very professional for PnP. | $6.50 |
