Armchair General challenges you to find the best course of action for the U.S. 10th Mountain Division at Riva Ridge, Italy, Feb. 19, 1945.

Recommended games based on medieval knights and on the 1943 tank battle of Kursk; plus a FREE downloadable PC game, March on Baghdad, Episode 1: Decision at Tallil Air Base!

Why did Michael D. Burnside choose World War Two as the subject for a role-playing game? Exclusive ArmchairGeneral.com interview with the designer of Baptism of Fire World War Two Role Play.

The economy was the elephant in the room at GenCon 2009. Shoppers were on a tight budget, buying less, and paying with cash.

This is the solution to the Combat Decision Game “Cantigny, 1918” that was presented in the September 2009 issue of Armchair General® magazine.

StripesGAMER.com creates a vital link between the millions of geographically dispersed gamers in the military, their family members and civilian counterparts, by providing an online destination where they are free to congregate.

Combat Mission Shock Force: Marines is the first expansion module in the CMSF series, and continues the military simulation excellence of the previous Combat Mission games. An ArmchairGeneral.com review.

Battlestations Pacific is all about the pure joy of shooting down enemy aircraft, dropping bombs on their ships, and pounding them with your ship’s heavy guns. An ArmchairGeneral.com review.

Making History II: The War of the World updates the original Making History game with individual unit characteristics, the ability for units to improve with experience, a new supply system and more.

This Command Decision challenge from Armchair General magazine asks players to find the best means for the American Expeditionary Force to attack German trenches at Cantigny, France, in May 1918. Winners receive a copy of Hearts of Iron III.

A list of recommended computer and board war games that focus on U.S. infantrymen in World War II, Marines in Vietnam, and American Expeditionary Force doughboys at Cantigny, 1918.

Leszek Lisowski, project leader on the upcoming World War II grand strategy wargame WW2: Time of Wrath, explains there is more to designing a historical wargame than just programming. He shares his thoughts with ArmchairGeneral.com.

This is the solution to the Combat Decision Game “Pegasus Bridge, June 6, 1944” that was presented in the July 2009 issue of Armchair General® magazine.

An interactive, decision-making game based on the British glider troops at Pegasus Bridge on D-Day. Download the form, choose your course of action, and you might win a prize!

Armchair General magazine’s list of suggested board and computer war games for playing D-Day, including Pegasus Bridge, and for playing Civil War cavalry battles.

HISTORICON 2009 marks 25 years of games, fellowship, guest speakers, hobby dealers, and miniatures galore, July 16–19.