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FINAL FANTASY TACTICS - The Ivalice Chronicles
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Strategy & Tactics: Wargame Collection
Developer HeroLabs
Strategy & Tactics: Wargame Collection is a set of three historical turn-based strategies, in which you are going to take command of the armies in the greatest Medieval wars as well as take control of countries and nations during World War II. 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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