Armada is the first naval wargame in an unrelated series of real-time wargames with isometric perspective by Peter Turcan.

R.T. Smith, the creator and programmer for the fabulous game Encyclopedia of War: Ancient Battles, created a trio of World War Two games a few year earlier for the Spectrum...

Ata: Extracts from the American Civil War is an excellent freeware remake of Infogrames' classic North & South humorous wargame.

The Napoleonic Battle of Three Emperors, Austerlitz was a logical successor to Datasoft's earlier Napoleonic wargames Waterloo and Borodino: 1812.

Iron Blitz Edition is THE proper computer version that does justice to the classic board wargame, released years after the disappointing (and very buggy) first release by MicroProse.

One of Avalon Hill?s earliest games for the PC, B-1 Nuclear Bomber is a simplistic wargame that lets you fly a B-1 bomber on a mission over the Soviet Union.

Battalia is the most recent game designed by Dr.

Dynamix entered the wargaming arena with this surprising gem, sporting off-the-wall humor and original premise: as commander of an army of ants and other insects, lead your troops to victory...

One of the oldest naval wargames ever made, Avalon Hill's Battle for Midway (a.k.a.

Battle for Moscow is a great unofficial PC version of a tabletop wargame of the same name, which was created by Frank Chadwick for Games Designer Workshop, and published on...