Game Designer: Jun Tashima

The next chapter in the Traces Series brings players to the decisive Tunisian Campaign of 1942–43.

Command German, Italian, British, American, and Free French forces in a fast-playing operational wargame featuring chit-pull activation, supply management, air superiority, and combined arms warfare as the Axis fights to delay the inevitable Allied advance into Europe.

Game Designer: Andrew Glenn

Formation Series #2
Fight through the decisive Battle for Caen and the Allied advance to Falaise in the second installment of the Formation Series. Command British, Canadian, Polish, and German formations across eight historical operations, combining maneuver, artillery, air and naval support, engineering assets, and dynamic formation activation to master one of Normandy's most challenging campaigns.

Game Designer: Brian Asklev

Following the release of 1812 - Napoleon's Fateful March, you can now experience Napoleon's final campaign in Germany in this operational wargame covering the dramatic events of 1813.

Command French or Coalition armies as hidden orders, logistics, maneuver, and dynamic leadership recreate the challenges of one of the Napoleonic Wars' most decisive campaigns.

Game Designer: Paul Hederer

This game will use the well-received core mechanics from CSW award winning title 1914 - Nach Paris and uses them to simulate the intriguing campaign fought in and around Romania from August to December 1916. The campaign was unique for the Great War as it featured sweeping advances by both sides, and effective use of cavalry forces. In contrast to the large cavalry forces included in the game, there are truck units, emphasizing the armies early reliance on motor transport.

This first opus of the Battle for Saint-Lô invites you to relive the intensity of the fighting in the summer of 1944, at the heart of one of the decisive battles of the Normandy campaign. The Allied forces face the German army in a confrontation where every move, every decision, can change the course of history. The game's dynamic activation system brings a dose of uncertainty, faithful to the reality of a constantly evolving battlefield. The second opus will focus on the confrontation around Hill 192 and the urban battle of Saint-Lô.

Game Designer: Pascal Toupy

Lead Napoleon's Egyptian expedition or the Anglo-Mamluk-Ottoman coalition in a strategic game of conquest, espionage, public order, naval warfare, and scientific discovery. Covering the campaign from Alexandria to the final surrender in 1801, Napoleon in Egypt offers an engaging experience for both competitive and solitaire players.