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9 New Games + 2 New Publishers – Big End of February
Although it’s already March, the latest updates were so significant that the photo session took us a bit more time than usual, and we just finished it today. We wrapped up the last month with 16 new titles supported by us, making it one of the best months ever in this regard.
Our game collection is growing as rapidly as our support for wooden tokens. February saw the biggest update to our tokens list ever, and we still have many new tokens to add – it’s a never-ending story 😉
One of the new game additions is so complicated that we’ll create an extra article about the sets we’ve created for this title, which is Great War Commander from Hexasim. We’ve created four different sets for versions with the big extension and without, as well as for sleeved and unsleeved cards.
More than half of the sets have been created by Mike from Zilla Blitz. Mike supports us with game photos, so we don’t have access to the game boxes and can’t show them on the main photo of this story. However, we’re sure that the biggest update and the most anticipated set was the one for Panzer North Africa. The game comes from the very popular Panzer series, and you can see the well-planned set below.
Thanks to Mike, we also have two new publishers in our list of wargame publishing companies:
- Fortress Games – We have two titles: 20th Air Force and 8th Air Force. Both are unique because our trays have done a great job there with minimal free space inside the box, resulting in only a 1/2″ box lift.
- Tiny Battle Publishing – We have a small set created for their Blackhorse game.
As always, there are some titles from GMT: this time, we’ve added one brand-new game just released with a ton of cards: Prime Minister, and two older, very, very good titles: Fields of Despair: France 1914-1918 and Triumph & Tragedy: European Balance of Power 1936-1945.
The last title is the third game from Revolution Games in our catalogue, and it is the recently released Grand Havoc. This one was added a few days ago, so you can find it in the March directory.
