Bill's last review of 2019 is for the new Napoleonic table-top rule-set from the mastermind behind Art de la Guerre

There wasn't enough to write up today for the Wargamer Weekly, so here's a review of JTS' latest Naval Campaigns game instead.

JTS released another Napoleonic war game at the start of December, and we're here with our thoughts. It's good, but man those visuals are showing their age...

Avalon Digital have released another digital war game in their Blocks! series, this time adapting Columbia's Julius Caesar for PC.

Fury Software have done a great job applying all the lessons they've learned over the past few years to create the definitive grand-strategy WW1 war game.

The 'other' Joe pulls no punches and minces no words in his critical (and *critical*) review of Starni Games' own take on Pacific General.

Dark Uprising gives the re-imagined Necromunda an great boost, setting the stage for more support to come in the near future (we hope).

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.