Faves of 2022 Results

Do not deny yourself any longer, Grant! While I'll admit to being a shill for Butterfield designs, his Enemy Action solo systems are absolutely brilliant.

I know that "It feels like you're playing a live opponent" is a trite and overused phrase by wargamers about solo designs.

But I've play a lot of solo systems over the years, and honest to God, this one truly does! 

One caveat to that: I spend more time contemplating my moves in EA:A (and EA:K) than I do against live opponents. It's that compelling.

Part of the reason that it's also attractive is it's John Butterfield, the man who made the only solo system I really liked. But with the ability to play either side or opposed, these just seem like perfect games.

Pete wrote:

I gravitate to the more complex games for some reason. I don’t know why I torture myself. 
 

I do a fair bit as well, but I like to balance it out with some Commands and Colors or Undaunted. Gives my brain a rest.

Let us know what you thought of the games that landed on this year's list.

Here's the list:  Fan faves 2022!

And if you want to see the original thread, it's here:  Your five faves 2022
(Though we did collect entries on the Discord channel as well)