"A faithful adaptation of GDW's boardgame, this simulation was not an accurate representation of the Gulf War.

Veteran wargamer M. Evan Brooks said it all in his synopsis of the game: "Multi-scenario options for strategic air supremacy in the Middle East.

Arguably the best simulation of the American Civil War ever made, The American Civil War: From Sumter to Appomattox is the third incarnation in Frank Hunter?s Road from Sumter to...

The Big Three is a grand strategic-level wargame set in World War II that covers the entire Europe, Northern Africa, and Eastern Russia.

Bravo Romeo Delta is an interesting wargame that lets you implement a "limited and controlled" strike against either America or Russia.

One of the first abstract wargames ever made, Call to Arms is unfortunately not among the best, although it is by no means a bad game.

Gary Grigsby's updated version of Carrier Force, it did not have the graphic capabilities of [SSG's] Carriers at War II, but it did have a campaign option.

One of the earliest accessible wargames, Colonial Conquest from Dan Cermak/SSI is a fun strategic simulation of 19th Century Europe attempting to dominate the globe.

From Brian Moriarty's tribute to Dani Bunten: "Microprose took up the cause of modem-based wargaming in a big way with the 1990 [Dani Bunten] release, Command HQ, which boasted a...

"A serious simulation of the 1973 Yom Kippur War and a future Arab-Israeli War, this product was very detailed.