The long-awaited sequel has arrived and Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad has already outsold the previous game’s volume in just a few short weeks. Even better? It looks like it’s destined to become another classic.

Douglas E. Nash reviews Blood, Steel, & Myth: The II. SS Panzer Corps and the Road to Prochorowka by George Nipe, Jr. — a new account of the Battle of Kursk that will shock and surprise you.

See why reviewer Richard Martin calls the ‘Conflict of Heroes’ series ‘easily the best board games I’ve ever reviewed for Armchair General.

The ‘Barbarossa: Crimea’ boardgame has lots of German allies, close air support, siege artillery, and land and sea interdiction, but its rules are complicated.

Gameplay is fast and furious in the Sergeants on the Eastern Front skirmish-level boardgame and its Repple-Depple 1 expansion.

The wait is over. If you want to take a look at this game, the beta is now open to all.

Amazingly detailed with huge maps, Kharkov ’43 is a must-have for the fans of the Panzer Campaigns series.

A boardgame set on the Eastern Front where foresight, planning, and a bit of luck are required.

The wait is over. This massive strategy game of combat on the Eastern Front is now in stores.

We’ve just scored some new screenshots from Matrix Games on the highly anticipated upcoming wargame, Gary Grigsby’s War in the East. War in the East takes the brilliance of 2by3 Games’ designs and the scale of War in the …

We’ve scored an After Action Report on a game of the upcoming mega-wargame from Gary Grigsby: War in the East.

Matrix Games has released a preview of the manual for its upcoming mega-game, War in the East.

2by3 Games will be chatting with gamers on the Matrix Games website this coming Thursday and Friday.

Author Peter Suciu examines the somewhat crude yet reliable small arms that Russian soldiers used during World War II/Great Patriotic War.

The “Spiritual Inheritor” to the boardgame Eastern Front, Gary Grigsby’s War in the East, has some new screenshots to share.

A review of John Tiller’s Squad Battles: Red Victory calls it ‘a grognard’s delight,’ giving it high marks for depth that sets it apart from more generalized games but lamenting that the graphics are stuck in the 1990s.