Crossing the Line - Aachen 1944
Game design by Dirk Blennemann
Crossing the Line – Aachen 1944 is an operational level simulation of the Battle for Aachen, which took place from September 12th to October 21st, 1944. The game is intended for two players but is suitable for solitaire and team play. The game is played in a semi-interactive way, as only one division of the active player.
Coming soon: The Great crisis of Frederick II
Game design by Tetsuya Nakamura
In The Great crisis of Frederick II, players will enact the European military campaign of the 7 Years' War (1756-1763). The combatants are alliances centered around Prussia and Austria; each side fights to consolidate their great power status in the region.
The game map covers almost the whole central European theatre of war, including the sites of the major historical battles. The game runs until December 1763, or until victory conditions are fulfilled.
What we are working on
Breaching the Minefields - Gazala 1942
Game Designer: Dirk Blennemann
This game covers the Battles for Tobruk in 1942 and uses the same game mechanics as Crossing the Line.
Task Force - Carrier Battles in the Pacific
Game Designer: Ginichiro Suzuki
An operational level wargame on carrier warfare in the WW2 Pacific theater. It covers several battles from the raid on Pearl Harbor to the Battle of the Eastern Solomons.
Wagram 1809 - Formation Command System #1
Game Designer: Geoffrey Noble
This is the first in a planned series of games designed to place an emphasis upon command at the individual formation level. Circumstances will ensure a player has to continually make hard choices with inadequate resources.