Strategy & Tactics: Dark Ages
Developer HeroLabs
Dark Ages is a tactical digital board game set in the violent world of alternate Middle Ages. Vikings against war elephants, musketeers against the Mongol cavalry, ancient phalanx legions against crusaders; the deadliest armies in history clashing in bloody war. From the Steam store page
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21 of 21 · most liked firstWe are thrilled to officially host this week's #TurnBasedThursday! #gamedev, please share you turn-based game in the thread! RPG, Strategy, Tactics, Roguelike... we want them all! 🌟 Make sure to like❤️, share🔄 and wishlist✅ any gem you find in the comments!
unlabelledView post →About to start the first playtest match of Javier Romero’s “Poland Reborn” for Strategy & Tactics magazine. This game covers the independence struggle of Poland, 1919-1921, centering on the Russo-Polish War but also other border conflicts. #boardwargames #boardwargaming #russopolishwar
unlabelledView post →Welcome to match 2 of "Alfred the Great" (playtest phase, forthcoming from Decision Games Strategy & Tactics 372). I have the Vikings this round, @nopipbutcpip.bsky.social is playing the Anglo-Saxon side. Today we're experimenting with several optional rules (pillage and Danegeld).
unlabelledView post →New arrival today (I have a problem I know!). Strategy & Tactics Magazine #358 with the pack-in game Battle of Pensacola 1781 designed by Javier Romero.
unlabelledView post →My Napoleonic gaming 'moment' is in full swing. Today'game: Reves de Gloire, a solitaire game recently published in Strategy & Tactics. Rules need interpretation but otherwise it's pretty good on the emergent narrative front, particularly if you know a bit about the period.
unlabelledView post →Our interview with Javier Romero designer of Bosnian War 1992-1995 in Strategy & Tactics Magazine #351 from Decision Games. theplayersaid.com/2025/04/21/i...
unlabelledView post →4 new additions to my #boardwargame library, all Strategy & Tactics (Decision Games era) magazines w/games; issue 195 (Clash of the Eagles - Borodino & Friedland), 200 (French Foreign Legion), 205 (2nd Boer War) & 208 (Back to Iraq 3rd edition). #wargaming #boardwargaming
unlabelledView post →Today's #boardwargame session; first playtest match of Decision Games' upcoming "Alfred the Great" (Strategy & Tactics 372). I have the Anglo-Saxons, @nopipbutcpip.bsky.social has the Vikings. It's the Viking playerturn of Game Turn 1. The Anglo-Saxons successfully cleared a town...
unlabelledView post →Playtest season 2026 has begun! With @joea64.bsky.social, we are playtesting Romania 1916, expected to be published next year in Strategy & Tactics issue 371. The game covers the 1916 Romanian campaign, starting with Romania's August offensive and carrying through to December.
unlabelledView post →2023 was the year of tactical RPGs We did it, gang Fire Emblem Disaeda (I dunno—the penguin game) Triangle Strategy Tactics Ogre remaster
unlabelledView post →Interview with Javier Romero Designer of Battle of Pensacola 1781 in Strategy & Tactics Magazine #358 from Decision Games. theplayersaid.com/2026/06/29/i...
unlabelledView post →...that the only way to get a feedback proposal passed by the Strategy & Tactics readership (in SPI's 1970's glory days) was for the game to involve NATO, nuclear weapons or Nazis in some way.
unlabelledView post →Weird Game Designer Facts Albert Aurelius Nofi I met Al Nofi at SPI, where he was for many years associate editor of Strategy & Tactics magazine, and also the designer of many tabletop wargames. But he was a scholar, not just a game designer, receiving a PHD from CUNY in military history in 1991.
unlabelledView post →I remember there was an old Strategy & Tactics magazine Vietnam war game that used fake unit counters to represent hidden Vietcong movements so that you wouldn't know where they really were until they attacked
unlabelledView post →Finished : Marvel's Midnight Sun Another flawed game I really enjoyed, with lot of clear love for the source material and absolutely engaging combat. A strange Strategy-Tactics and RPG hybrid, hard to describe but addictive to play. A sequel would be a classic. #MegaMidnightSuns
unlabelledView post →MY FAVORITE WARGAMES Dagger Thrusts - Patton and Montgomery September 1944 Strategy & Tactics Magazine Game Issue # 233 Game Designer: Ty Bomba boardgamegeek.com/thread/35881...
unlabelledView post →Yet it's still a popular subject for #boardwargames. One of the games @amfisher.bsky.social gave me in January was Strategy & Tactics issue 253 whose included game was on this battle. Yes, the Soviet defensive lines are VERY prominent.
unlabelledView post →If you care to search my timeline, I have quite a few posts. I am currently playtesting Decision Games' upcoming "Napoleonic World War" (for Strategy & Tactics magazine). TL: DR - l'Empereur is doing a lot better in-game than historically in the first two matches.
unlabelledView post →@nopipbutcpip.bsky.social and I, for instance, playtested a game for Decision Games (originally for the now-defunct Modern War magazine, ultimately published in Strategy & Tactics) on the 1990's Bosnian War. The game was a good simulation, but definitely NOT "fun" to play...
unlabelledView post →SPI also published several wargames covering various facets of the Vietnam War during the early 1970's. "Grunt", released in 1971 as a Strategy & Tactics magazine game & later updated as "Search and Destroy", may be the first commercial squad-level wargame. boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/70...
unlabelledView post →...now carry list prices of $50 a pop. The really interesting thing is, when inflation is factored in, a Strategy & Tactics magazine with game isn't that much more expensive in 2025 than it was in 1977, when I got seriously into the hobby as a high school freshman. A boxed wargame, meanwhile...
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