Iraq 1941
Designed by Dennis L. Bishop, Iraq 1941 is a conflict simulation of the 1941 British invasion of Iraq. Also known as the Anglo-Iraqi War, this was a struggle for critical oil fields that could spell doom for Great Britain if lost. Outnumbered two to one on the ground and in the air, the British defeated the Iraqi army and their German allies in a free-wheeling air and ground campaign. Can you do the same? Iraq 1941 is a two-player game, or it can be played solitaire.
Special Bonus Offer: Purchase of Iraq 1941 comes with a free game: Anzio II: The Fight for the Beachhead.
Maiwand: 27th of July 1890 (PnP)
The Battle of Maiwand is a two-player simulation of the battle fought during the Second Afghan War, (1878-1882) on the 27th of July 1880 between the Afghan forces of Ayoub Khan and an Anglo-Indian Brigade commanded by Brigadier General G.R.S. Burroughs. Ayoub Khan was marching on Kandahar with 25,000 troops (more or less as the actual number is not definitively known), while General Burroughs was dispatched with 2,500 troops to Maiwand, about 50 miles Northwest of Kandahar to oppose the Afghan advance. First published in 2005 by Kyber Pass Games and designed by Dennis L. Bishop, this new release features new counters, a variant scenario and an historical article on the battle by Tom Cundiff.
Master and Commander Version 2.0 (PnP)
Master and Commander is a fast-play simulation of Napoleonic sea combat. Version 2.0 expands the beautiful counter set created by Tom Cundiff, adds rules for crew quality and ship drifting, and provides hexagonal grid templates for map creation.
