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The Avalon Hill Game Company is 72 years old this year and time to chronicle the history of Avalon Hill. In Part 1, Origins, we will look at the story of not only the establishment of a game company, but an industry and a hobby. Thanks to Legendary Tactics YouTube Channel for this great series.

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Tributes pour in after death of award-winning veteran wargame designer Dean Essig

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Mike Didymus-True, in BoardGameWire, brings us the sad news of the passing of designer Dean Essig.

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Alumwell Wargame Show 2024

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"...I actually enjoyed this show more than any other that I have been to in the past couple of years." Norm Smith, in Battlefields & Warriors, regales us with sights and surprises from this show, along with some great pictures! And check out the source of an insight that led Norm to conclude "It made me realise that considering these things went into the air in their thousands, the financial investment in longbow archers must have been huge."

Poster: Doug Holt
Post Date: 3/22/2024


Fields of Corn & Rye

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"...I was pretty sure that I had found something that might do the job." Norm Smith, in Battlefields & Warriors, discusses a way he's found to address an old itch, namely adding texture and/or crop fields to tabletop settings. Check out what he finds to be a reasonable, cost-effective approach, considering that "...sometimes I think we have made ourselves a picture perfect world and lost something along the way."

Poster: Doug Holt
Post Date: 3/11/2024


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Game: Atlantic Chase



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Publisher: GMT Games
Game Type: Board
Designer(s): Jeremy White
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"Atlantic Chase" simulates the naval campaigns fought in the North Atlantic between the surface fleets of the Royal Navy and the Kriegsmarine between 1939 and 1942. It utilizes a system of trajectories to model the fog of war that bedeviled the commands during this period. Just as the pins and strings adorning Churchill’s wall represented the course of the ships underway, players arrange trajectory lines across the shared game board, each line representing a task force’s path of travel. Without resorting to dummy blocks, hidden movement, or a double-blind system requiring a referee or computer, players experience the uncertainty endemic to this period of naval warfare.


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Date: 1/31/2022
Poster: Doug Holt
The Kriegsmarine threatens Britain’s Atlantic lifeline in GMT Games, “Atlantic Chase: The naval war in the Atlantic 1939-1943”. Board Game Review.

"The game provides a great feel for the tension of fleet command as you move your pieces on the chess board of the sea...". Ray Garbee reviews GMT Games' Atlantic Chase: The Kriegsmarine Against the Home Fleet, which covers the naval campaigns in the North Atlantic during the first half of World War II. Check out why Ray gives the game a 95% rating and feels that the game breaks new ground: "Atlantic Chase promises to do for naval operations what [Enemy Action Ahead and Skies Above the Reich] did for aerial missions."
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Date: 7/11/2021
Poster: Mark D.
Boardgames Chronicle Review

"Atlantic Chase from GMT Games is a unique and innovative design in the word of naval wargames. Having extensively played its various modes, I am ready to present my review." Review written and shared by The Boardgames Chronicle.
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Date: 6/22/2021
Poster: Harvey M.
Review: Atlantic Chase from GMT Games - The Players' Aid

The Player's Aid reviews Atlantic Chase from GMT Games. They sum up saying," enjoy the experience of playing this game and learning about The Battle of the Atlantic."
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Date: 6/16/2021
Poster: Harvey M.
Atlantic Chase – playing multiplayer “OP4. Berlin” scenario

Atlantic Chase published by GMT Games depicts the early years of the Battle of the Atlantic during World War II. The Boardgames Chronicle demonstrates playing a multiplayer “OP4. Berlin” scenario.
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Date: 5/5/2021
Poster: Harvey M.
First Impressions: Atlantic Chase: The Kriegsmarine Against the Home Fleet, 1939-1942 from GMT Games

The Players Aid pretty much says it all in the opening paragraph of their first impression review.. "Not often is a wargame found to be on the cutting edge of forging new ground. There are many tried and true systems that are of high quality, simulation value that designers use them over and over again to great effect. But, once in a while, a designer seems to go out on a limb and try something new that ends up being highly innovative and changes the way we view games on that subject. Such is the case with the newest design from Jeremy “Jerry” White called Atlantic Chase: The Kriegsmarine Against the Home Fleet, 1939-1942 from GMT Games. "
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Date: 5/4/2021
Poster: Harvey M.
Atlantic Chase – playing solitaire Blockade Scenarios

Atlantic Chase , by GMT Games, simulates the naval campaigns fought in the North Atlantic between the surface fleets of the Royal Navy and the Kriegsmarine between 1939 and 1942. It utilizes a system of trajectories to model the fog of war that bedeviled the commands during this period. The Boardgames Chronicle walks us through some of the solitaire scenarios provided in the game.