What do you know about the Mermen, and would you like to know more? Join Cody as he looks at this latest iteration of the beloved light wargame series from Renegade Game Studios. Will it swim on your tabletop? Or will somebody beat us, fry us and eat us in fricassee on game night? Let's watch!
Despite being born in August, it was Napoleon's March that was fateful. Join Cody as he looks at this point-to-point Napoleonic wargame from VUCA Simulations. Will it conquer your tabletop? Or will it just leave you freezing cold on game night? Let's watch!
Don't you hate it when you're laying siege to castle but your opponent wins a diplomatic role against your allies? Join Cody as he explores this reprint of the classic 1979 wargame of diplomacy and combat from Pungo Games. Will it conjure up the action on game night? Or will it just be a bloodbath on your tabletop? Let's watch!
Don't you love World War II battles that took place before World War II? Join Cody as he looks at this wargame based on the historical 1939 battle in Asia. Will it envelope your tabletop? Or should you just sign a non-aggression pact on game night? Let's watch!
Don't you hate it when everyone else is ready for the battle, but you forgot to tune up your chariot? Join Cody as he looks at this light wargame from Osprey Games. Will it conquer your tabletop? Or should you just retreat from this one on game night? Let's watch!
Why did Lincoln give the Gettysburg Address? Because the Gettysburg was naked. Join Cody and Ray as they explore this new US Civil War game from Worthington Publishing. Will it turn your flank on game night? Or should you hold onto your wallet at all costs? Let's watch!
Robert E. Lee: We're going to fight the battle at Gettysburg. Gordon Meade: Sorry, can I get that address? Join Cody as he looks at this hex & counter wargame of the largest battle of the Civil War from Worthington. Should you go all in like Pickett on your tabletop? Or should you defend your wallet like Chamberlain on Little Round Top? Let's watch!
