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Permalink Reply by Kim Kanger on April 24, 2008 at 1:55pm

Another thought is to design a Dien Bien Phu game on a company level. But instead of a point to point map as in VaeVictis, it should have a proper hex-map. It shouldn't be complex but it should be tense.

Permalink Reply by Rince on April 24, 2008 at 3:40pm

Not really ground-breaking, but I'd really like to see a "Strike" game for the Central Front, Germany. I've started a project on this. Let me know about your thoughts! thanks.

Permalink Reply by John on July 30, 2009 at 11:13am

My big pick for a fascinating an utterly ignored board wargame topic is the Eastern European Renaissance. Poland-Lithuania, Muscovy/Russia, Sweden, Ottoman empire, Crimean Tatars, Rumanians, and Zaporozhian Cossacks. From circa 1500 to the end of the 1600's these folks fought a whole slew of conflicts that have not seen more than a handful of obscure boardgames and a couple scenarios in more popular ones. It is fairly represented among miniatures gamers but despite being the subject of great works of literature and all sorts of historical discussion fireworks it has never really been put forward in a major wargame production.

There is an upcoming S&T on the relief of the Siege of Vienna which seems to be the one event within this scope that draws immediate interest from most people (yet I think this will be the first game produced on the subject by a major boardgame publisher?). But the entire period goes much deeper than that and Vienna is actually one of the less interesting topics (at least for me).

I would like to see something from, say, the great Ukraine Cossack rebellion that began in 1648. I pick: the Battle of Korsun May 26, 1648 where the Cossacks and their Tatar allies pocketed (like how i did that?) both the Polish Crown Hetmans and most of their army.

Permalink Reply by Kim Kanger on August 15, 2009 at 9:07am

There are a few battles with Swedes and Poles in the Musket and Pike series.

Permalink Reply by Kim Kanger on July 26, 2010 at 3:03pm

What about the insurgency in Rhodesia? Would there be any interest in a subject like that?

Permalink Reply by Kim Kanger on February 29, 2012 at 3:58am

A topic that is in the pipeline is to do a game based on the old classic game "Source of the Nile". Instead of drawing on a blank map of Africa it will be zones and terrain tiles.

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