Don't let the title mislead you, this is an American War of Independence wargame. It highlights the importance of supply lines as the name suggests, and does so with some novel mechanics. This video will show you how it works and how I like it.
Check out Amabel Holland's new game on Frederick the Great. It features blocks, sticks, and a great system for tracking when one side despairs of winning.
Interested in supported Pushing Cardboard? Here's three ways:
A quick and dirty playthrough of one turn, mid-game, of Dance of War from 3 Crown Games. An experiment to see if playthroughs of just a partial game are worthwhile. My hope is it will show enough of the game for viewers to get a sense of it.
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Have a look at how this new Napoleonic system works. The game covers Napoleon's campaign to Moscow and back, and features hidden unit values as well as hidden orders. And being Vuca, the whole
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