Michael cracks the shrink-wrap on DVG’s latest entrant in the “leader” series of air combat games.
And stay tuned for a review in a few weeks!
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“I have bin in one battle, and that satisfied me with war, and I would beg to be excused next time”
Private Haban R. Foster, 34th Virginia Infantry, 1862.
Gettysburg – The Tide Turns is a game reconstructing the strategically decisive battle of Gettysburg in the American Civil War (1861-65) between the Union (Northern) and Confederate (Southern) states in America. In many ways it was the first modern war where weapons development and tactics presaged the carnage that would be seen a few years later in the Franco-Prussian War (1870-71) and the early months of the First World War (1914-18) where modern weapons met Napoleonic tactics with predictable results.
What’s inside the box? Let’s take a look…
And so how does it play? We’ll let Cyrano get back to us on that one.
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Let’s take a look inside the new Sovereign of the Seas from Compass Games
Much more about this game coming as we dig into it in greater detail.
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Developed by Every Single Soldier and published by Matrix/Slitherine
A couple of years ago I did an article on Every Single Soldier’s debut release – Vietnam ‘65. At the time I thought with a bit of tweaking and updating of the game engine they could make a decent Afghanistan game, which is exactly what they have done. So what is different and how does it play out?