The official social networking platform of ConsimWorld
What are you playing?
Replies to This Discussion
-
Permalink Reply by Lawrence Hung on -
Another good choice would be Napoleonic War 2nd edition. Our group always played this when there is a multiplayer session. I had it 3 times and all of them were very fun, entertaining and intelligently educating.
-
Permalink Reply by Kai Jensen on -
Having just reclaimed the "game room" when my son went back to school after the holidays, we are setting up a new game. I have never tried "For The People", so we are taking it out for spin. This is waaaay outside my usual time period for gaming, so I hope I'm not too out of my depth. But I keep hearing good things about this game. So... I'm jumping in at the deep end.
-
Permalink Reply by Lee Massey on -
Is it the GMT version or Avalon Hill? :-) I think i know the answer already!
-
Permalink Reply by Kai Jensen on
-
The GMT version. Chad found we were missing the play aids, so that game is back on the shelf until we can get copies. So we switch to Plan B: "A Most Dangerous Time" instead. This one is also new to me so I in the same boat as before. Should be fun!
-
Permalink Reply by Lee Massey on
-
You can check out the files for AMDT on BGG under the game title! There alot of questions asked and answered! Good luck!
-
Permalink Reply by Joseph on -
GMT's Hellenes and SPQR Deluxe, S&T 260 Medieval battles of the Black Prince, and Europa Simulazioni's Guelphs & Ghibellines. All good fun.
-
Permalink Reply by Bill Lawson on -
I'm playing my newest game Liberty Roads. Excellent! Tomorrow I will starting a live vassal campaign game of Eastfront II.
-
Permalink Reply by Lewis Goldberg on -
Just started our second game of Von Manstein's Backhand Blow. Last time my son and I played the 4 turn scenario 1 (in which my Germans lost miserably). This time, the campaign, with me as Soviet.
-
Permalink Reply by Kai Jensen on
-
A good gaming weekend - two plays of Twilight Struggle on Saturday and a four-player game of Through the Ages on Sunday. And I'm reading the rules to Liberty Roads in the downtime.
Now I have to learn how to play via VASSAL so I can run the out-of-house playtesting for Fighting Formations. And somewhere in all that fun I have to find time for my day job. :0(
-
Permalink Reply by Jim Werbaneth on -
Right now, I'm developing Rob Markham's Saratoga, for the TPS line, so that's on the table.
-
Permalink Reply by Lee Massey on
-
I played some ASL over the weekend on VASL! Quite fun!
-
Permalink Reply by Andreas Ludwig on -
Playing Richard III. (Columbia Games) at the moment. It's our first encounter with a block wargame and the initial impressions are quite good. But I suck with both factions - Lancaster and York LOL
Help Center
Latest Activity
My blog on the BATTLES #3 analysis of OSG games here.
Scott - If you are interested in a game of The Battle for Normandy, drop me an email. I've got one PBEM game going, but I can probably start another.
0900 opens with another CSA initiative and again a March chit is chosen. Good timing with Davis facing troopers ready to open up on him. Davis' brigade rolls change to attack though weak as they are morale-wise that probably is a poor choice. Pettig…
cool
Matt - Been in playtesting for a few weeks now. We have about 20 people testing it, plus a gaming class at Brown University in Minnesota.
Once we get into final phase, I will add you to the list, so you can get a sneak peak and have some fun at the…
too late to playtest? or to looka at the rules?
Matt - thanks. That took some work. Now to get the Japanese attack determination to work just right...
Steve...Looks really, really good. I think you got the DC thing down!
As you play and note some discrepencies or you see something that needs clarification let me know.
The Japanese attack tables may be changed as the RR results seem to be cropping up a bit often. But it does have a lot to do with chit draw for value…
Great pics, thanks Lisa!
I loved that place, you can spend days in there, was able to visit it years ago while stationed in Germany, .
It was during a week long vacation in Paris paid for by Uncle Sam. :-)
A group from my unit was detailed to marc…
Recent CSW News Stories
Recent Blog Posts
Recent Forum Posts
Badge
© 2010 Created by John Kranz
