<t> For me, I would be interested in more modern 'what if' scenarios, and anything WW II related. There has been some good discussion here, and I'll chime in with my two cents.<br/>
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The modern era is under represented, and as Red Storm shows, it makes for a hell of a game. World war 2 may be ...

Good to hear there's more on the way. I will certainly pick up future titles. I'm also looking forward to what the community creates for Red Storm in the months to come. It's nice to be surprised like this. Truly new wargames with this kind of polish are about as rare as Bigfoot these days.

<t> This game kinda came out of nowhere for me. I have always liked a good pc wargame, but they have always come in two distinct flavors. On one hand you have you small(ish) unit tactical level games like Combat Mission and Close Combat that model the close up, 'man in the trenches' mayhem of live ...

<t> Long, long ago, in the Time of Bad Garage Bands and Grunge Music, I had a game called Master of Orion. It was permanently etched into the hard drive of my trusty 486. I played it for several years until I managed to cobble together a rickety pentium 90mhz from extra parts(held together with duct ...