The sequel to the ultimate military simulation is here. There's not as much 'new' new as you might hope for, but everything is definitely better than what was in the original game and this will quickly become a gold standard in modern military wargaming.

We always suspected that Unity of Command 2 was going to be good when (if) it came out. The real question was, how good? Jack has found out for us...

Bill's up reviewing the second of WDS' recent computer wargame releases - this one covers the American Civil War's Shenandoah campaign.

WDS continue their alt-history Panzer Campaigns series with Japan '46, focusing on the planned-but-never used Operation Coronet.

Armored Brigade's latest DLC adds in two new factions and a new map locale - it's a bit light on scenarios, but the Steam release should allow the mod community to step in!

This new grand strategy WW2 war game gets a lot of things right, but suffers in areas that it can't afford to fall behind in.

Charles is back fighting the mainstream table-top wargaming corner. This time we're looking at a new core set for Warhammer Underworlds that's actually pretty good.

Anna joins Wargamer on a brief secondment to tell us about Radio Commander, a unique strategy game set during the Vietnam War where your only source of information is your handset...

We're kicking off Monday with an overdue review of Clad in Iron's latest expansion pack. It's more the same, so mainly aimed at series fans.

Avalon Digital are bringing some classic block war games to PC, starting with this gem covering the War of the Roses. Very well done digital experience with a nice aesthetic.