A Gaming Life
Solo air war games are pretty common out there in the wargaming field. Of course, one of my favourites (though my sample size is admittedly pretty small) is the great Storm Above the Reich, designed by Jerry White and published by GMT Games. But… Continue Reading “Review – Skies Above Britain”
Exciting news yesterday! (I would have posted it yesterday, but too many posts for a Friday already). Even though Terraforming Mars: Prelude 2 has not even seen a hint of Kickstarter yet (maybe later in the Summer is the last I heard), they’ve already… Continue Reading “Terraforming Mars – Automa Coming to Kickstarter Soon(ish)”
Sorry it’s been a couple of months since the first mission report from the new solo WWI aircraft game, Aces of Valor. It’s not because I didn’t want to! Things just got ahead of me. Like other German fighter pilots! How to play this… Continue Reading “Aces of Valor After Action Report – British Short Campaign – Mission 2”
With Father’s Day coming in June (here’s a link to the Father’s Day post I made in 2019, the first Father’s Day after my dad passed away), meaning that another Sunday Game Day was cancelled (or moved, but I chose to skip it), I… Continue Reading “June 2023 Gaming”
It’s that time of the week again! No, not time to wash out all of your delicates. It’s time for another wargame storage solution from Rails on Board! This one is from them as somebody else actually put it together. Skies Above Britain is… Continue Reading “Skies Above Britain – Storage Solution From Rails on Board”
The previous wargame sets of the wonderful storage trays from Rails on Boards/Cube4Me have been fairly easy for even my non-spatial brain to put together. Find a tray (or maybe two), divide the pieces, maybe a couple of card trays, and Bob’s your uncle… Continue Reading “American Tank Ace: 1944-1945 – Storage Solution With Rails on Boards”
Welcome to the first in what will hopefully be a series of after action reports for the extremely immersive Aces of Valor solitaire wargame of World War I aerial combat. In my review of the game, I gave a pretty good description of how… Continue Reading “Aces of Valor After Action Report – British Short Campaign – Mission 1”
March was a good month for gaming, with a convention and numerous lunch time plays at work as well as some hefty Sunday game days as well. As noted in my March gaming post, I played 21 games! Seven of them were even new… Continue Reading “New to Me – March 2023”
Ever since the pandemic started, I have been collecting a lot of solo wargames. Even once the lockdowns ended and life returned to at least relative normal, I still found the idea of chucking dice or drawing cards for a game where I am… Continue Reading “Review – Aces of Valor”