A classic game from our childhood gets an update that launches it to the stars. Find out what an old-school grognard makes of a modern update of the old Battleship game, Battleship Galaxies.

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

Total War: Shogun 2 is a vast improvement over the previous games and adds a host of awesome multiplayer features.

The outstanding TV series ‘Battlestar Galactica’ now has an equally great boardgame to match.

Offering tactical depth and deep strategy, Age of Conan is about as good as boardgames get.

Embrace your inner dungeon lord and start running your dungeon your own way.

Author Peter Suciu highlights the best strategy and simulation games from the 2011 Electronic Entertainment Expo.

Author Peter Suciu highlights this year’s best upcoming “first person shooters” as he recaps the 2011 Electronic Entertainment Expo.

This reviewer says Strategic Command: World War I ‘is the first strategic level game I have ever played that effectively captured World War One combat.’

Succeeding where most light wargames fail, Arnhem ’44 captures Operation Market Garden without too much overhead.

Armchair General’s Christopher Beck takes a look at Sid Meier’s Civilization: The Board Game. Find out why he says it represents a “new golden age” in gaming.

HistWar: Les Grognards is a must-have for command-level hardcore wargamers.

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

Hard-core Star Trek fans have got to give the ‘Star Trek Online’ game a look.

A fast-moving game of the quick draw, Cowboys: Way of the Gun is a beer and pretzels boardgame of the Old West.

Scourge of War: Gettysburg should easily set the standard for all Civil War wargames, with hours of non-repetitive gameplay. I would heartily commend it to any gamer.