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Playthrough for 300: Earth & Water
Greece · Greece

Playthrough for 300: Earth & Water

After presenting the components and general overview, the time has come to explain the game mechanism and show the actual playthrough for the 300: Earth & Water. In this beautifully published title (guys from Nuts! Publishing are doing fantastic job here!) one player controls the Greeks, gathered around the Athenians, and the other controls the Persians, fighting for the hegemony of the eastern Mediterranean. We will play two-hand, through all f…Read Article
Fields of Fire – Standalone Mission Playthrough

Fields of Fire – Standalone Mission Playthrough

Sine the publication of Fields of Fire: Deluxe Edition I could not stop playing it and enjoying immensely. This new edition really eases out the entry into the system – even for me, who played previous versions. All the Manuals – both Basics and Advanced – are great tool to familiarize yourself with that great title. After presenting to the Dear Players my Platoon Basics Academy and Company Basics Academy the time has come to put all the knowled…Read Article
GIVEAWAY – celebrating 3rd anniversary of Cube4Me and The Boardgames Chronicle cooperation!

GIVEAWAY – celebrating 3rd anniversary of Cube4Me and The Boardgames Chronicle cooperation!

This time I have not prepared a standard, regular monthly update about the storage & sorting solutions based on great Cube4Me products. Today there is a different focus – today we celebrate a special moment – the third anniversary of cooperation between Cube4Me and The Boardgames Chronicle! And with this, we start a small GIVEAWAY – details to follow. It all started a bit more then three years ago. Initially, we discussed and brainstormed to wha…Read Article

First Look at Crusade & Revolution: The Spanish Civil War, 1936-1939

I have another beautiful and interesting game to present today. What I shall talk about is Crusade and Revolution: The Spanish Civil War, 1936-1939. We have here a card-driven game, with point-to-point movement, at more or less strategic-operational level. As you might guess from the title the historical events covered will be pertaining to the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). What is interesting, the game rules are based on Ted Raicer’s “Paths of…Spain · SpainRead Article

Interview with David Thompson, designer of New Undaunted Universe Card game – Line of Fire: Burnt Moon

To immediately jump to the Game Page follow the below link: https://www.ospreypublishing.com/us/line-of-fire-burnt-moon-9781472867186/ Michal: Hi David and welcome back to The Boardgames Chronicle blog! For those who do not know you, can you please tell us what do you do for a living, what games do you play? Also, what is your role in the design and publication of the Line of Fire: Burnt Moon? David: Thanks, Michal — always great to be here. F…United States · United StatesRead Article

Firs Look at Granada: Last Stand of the Moors – 1482-1492

I was really curious about Granada: Last Stand of the Moors – 1482-1492 and could not wait to lay my hands on it However, recently, thanks to generosity of my fellow wargaming buddy Janek, I finally managed to get a copy and see for myself! You may ask why I was so eager to? Two reasons – first and foremost, this is title which to huge extent was inspired by the wonderful Sekigahara by Matt Calkins. Also, it is astonishingly beautiful and very a…Andalusia, Spain · AndalusiaRead Article

Interview with Clint Warren-Davey, designer of Gallipoli: Ordered to Die by Dietz Foundation

To immediately jump to the Gamefound page of the game go here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dietzfoundation/gallipoli-ordered-to-die/description Michal: Hi Clint and welcome back to The Boardgames Chronicle blog! For those who do not know you, can you please tell us what do you do for a living, what games do you play? What is your role in the design and publication of the Gallipoli: Ordered to Die? The Box Clint: Sure! I am a high scho…Australia · AustraliaRead Article

Interview with Leo Soloviey, designer of PRINCIPES

To immediately jump to the Gamefound page of the game go here: https://gamefound.com/pl/projects/leo-soloviey/principes () Polish version of interview follows below. Click to jump to it. Michal: Hi Leo and welcome to The Boardgames Chronicle blog! Please tell us a little about yourself. What do you do for a living, and what games do you play? Also, what is your role in the design and publication of this title? Leo: Hi, I’m 30 years old, and I l…Poland · PolandRead Article

My Top Solitaire Wargames: New Designs and All-Time Classics

Solitaire Wargames – category of boardgames which in the beginning of my tabletop journey was completely alien to me – are becoming more and more important in my overall passion about history. I appreciate all the types we have here: be it the dedicated solo designs, positions with solo variant or simply solo-friendly titles – like with chit-pull mechanics. If I have a multiplayer game which I am going to bring to the table with my friends, I fi…Read Article

Video Unboxing & Overview for Thunder in the East

What makes a Monster Boardgame? Usually, it is a game that is either very large, very complex, or both. One criterion sometimes adopted is the number of pieces; a game which puts greater than 1000 counters into play at once may be considered to be a monster game. Thunder in the East definitely fulfills that criteria. The scale and strategic depth of this title is enormous – however, makes still for a playable game. The beautiful components – var…Read Article

No Peace without Spain! System Overview

Today I would like to present to the Dear Blog Readers a very interesting albeit light wargame system – based on the No Peace without Spain! game, designed by Don Herndon and published from Compass Games. What we will present are three first games which were published using the similar rules – which with time, evolved into whole system. These are two-player Card Driven Games, with possibility for both sides to execute events or play operations. …Peace · SpainRead Article

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