Example of play: 1914 - Serbien Muss Sterbien
Example of play 1914: Serbien Muss Sterbien [GMT Games 2015] Designer: Michael Resch 1914 Series
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Review of Old School Tactical
When I think of “old school” wargames, I conjure up fond memories of playing Panzer Leader on a tiny table in a friend’s home when we were in junior high school. At the time this experience was entirely new to me, and the idea of moving beyond the toys in our Guns of Navarone playsets to an “adult” game of WWII warfare with hexes and units felt almost taboo, and therefore irresistible. Bleeding through the combat on the map board was a realism that couldn’t be denied. It was if the…
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