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Game: Next War: Taiwan



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Publisher: GMT Games
Series: GMT Next War Series
Game Type: Board
Designer(s): Mitchell Land
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Next War: Taiwan, the next volume in GMT's series of Next War games and the follow-on to Next War: Korea, allows players to fight a near future war in and around the island of Taiwan. In this sequel, the communist state of China, the PRC, has decided that its time to end the rhetoric and posturing and bring the breakaway republic back into the Socialist Harmonious Society.


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Date: 2/22/2021
Poster: Doug Holt
A Hop, Skip, and an Amphibious Assault — Playing Next War: Taiwan (Part 4)

"This turn was all about the Allies." Ian Sullivan winds up an intense replay of GMT Games' Next War: Taiwan. As with his recent play of sister game Next War: Vietnam, Ian sees a surprise twist ending. And is moved to comment that "I absolutely loved the cyber rules…"!
10
Date: 2/19/2021
Poster: Doug Holt
A Hop, Skip, and an Amphibious Assault — Playing Next War: Taiwan (Part 3)

"The Naval Battle for the Taiwan Straits is well under way!" Ian Sullivan keeps the action coming with his replay of GMT Games' Next War: Taiwan. The Allies seem to be gaining some momentum, but then "China made a string of seemingly impossible die rolls, which led to several key successes."
9
Date: 2/17/2021
Poster: Doug Holt
A Hop, Skip, and an Amphibious Assault — Playing Next War: Taiwan (Part 2)

"The Chinese exploded out of the beachhead..."! Ian Sullivan continues his fast paced replay of GMT Games' Next War: Taiwan. As the Allies press to get more relief to the beleaguered island, it "...seems inevitable that the largest naval fight since the Second World War may be soon in the offing."
8
Date: 2/15/2021
Poster: Doug Holt
A Hop, Skip, and an Amphibious Assault — Playing Next War: Taiwan (Part 1)

"There are several challenges intertwined in this game." Ian Sullivan is back, this time playing GMT Games' Next War: Taiwan. Will the Chinese be able to invade? "I imagine the PLA commanders sympathizing with Richard III at Bosworth Field….my kingdom for an amphibious assault ship….I wonder if the PLA reads Shakespeare?"
7
Date: 12/24/2016
Poster: Ed Sommers
Lestrade's Quick Look at Next War: Taiwan

Brief but pithy review of GMT's "Next War: Taiwan".
6
Date: 6/23/2016
Poster: Mark D.
Hudson's Hideout - A Little Simple Combat

Gamer Hudson gives a synopsis of the combat process in GMT's "Next War: Taiwan".
5
Date: 2/24/2015
Poster: Mark D.
Armchair General: Review

GMT's Next War: Taiwan simulates effectively the complexities of modern warfare, with a little politics thrown in. Basic and Advanced rules give players options for depth of simulation, but the nature of the subject matter still requires a steep learning curve. Sean Stevenson, writing for Armchair General, takes us on a tour of the game... 
4
Date: 1/16/2015
Poster: Mark D.
InsideGMT: New Scenario

Mitchell Land, designer of Next War: Taiwan, has created a new scenario for Next War: Taiwan that allows players to play the Advanced Game scenarios, but ignore any naval aspects. 
3
Date: 1/12/2015
Poster: Mark D.
First Minnesota Historical Game Society: Replay

Another unbelievably good replay by David Dockter and the guys at the First Minnesota Historical Wargame Society. If you're ready to immerse yourself in Next War: Taiwan, here's where you should start...
2
Date: 1/7/2015
Poster: Mark D.
InsideGMT: Examples of Play

Mitchell Land, designer of Next War: Taiwan, pens an extensive example of play for the InsideGMT blog. And not a moment too soon; I think my buddy Pete is about to coerce me into an extended session with this game…
1
Date: 12/15/2014
Poster: Mark D.
Next War: Taiwan - Started Shipping today!

Next War: Taiwan starts shipping today! Really looking forward to this one.