Category Archives: Tuesday Screenshot
Tuesday Screenshots! Warhammer 40,000 Battlesector
Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector is a turn-based strategy game set in the aftermath of a brutal Tyranid infestation of the planet Baal, homeworld of the Blood Angels chapter of Adeptus Astartes. Developer Black Lab Games and publisher Slitherine Ltd. recently released the first major DLC unleashing a new faction onto the field of battle, the ancient Necron. Here at Grogheads, however, we’re still totally obsessed with the Emperor’s Finest! Join along with Boggit and his Primaris recruits as he plays through the original single-player campaign, but please stay tuned for our upcoming coverage of the primordial Necron.
By: Boggit
Wargame: Red Dragon! Hell in a very small place
When I was a little boy in the early 1980s, I’d play with boxes full of toy soldiers, tanks, airplanes and helicopters. The living room floor would turn into the North German Plain or the jungles of Vietnam. Squadrons of fighters would streak through the kitchen and merge into deadly combat somewhere in the airspace above the dining room table. The family room would be forcibly occupied in order to prepare defensive lines that would preserve democracy and the American way until my mom called me away for dinner. In an era when there were no computers in the home for the most part and electronic gaming was in its infancy, the only thing standing between freedom and communist global insurgency was me and my plastic Marine Corps. My toy soldiers are all gone now, so when I want to play out some Cold War fantasy I power up my computer and launch one of Eugen System’s excellent games in the Wargame series. Lately, this has been Red Dragon.
By: Craig Handler
Today’s Screenshot: Combat Mission Shock Force
Driver’s License? We don’t need no driver’s license! ~
Boggit, 19 July 2016
The élite of the Syrian tank driving school
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Tuesday Screenshot – Airship Dragoon
Airship Dragoon – facing down the Americans
Vincent Kowolik, 10 March 2015
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