Two games published by Nuts! Publishing and distributed in North America by Ares Games start to hit the US stores this week: the card-driven wargame Fitna: Global War in the Middle East and the 2-player strategic block wargame This War Without an Enemy, set during the 17th century English Civil War. Designed by the French writer and historian Pierre Razoux, a recognized expert on the Middle …
The first English Civil War was the most significant of a series of conflicts that raged across England, Scotland, and Ireland during the middle of the 17th century. The three kingdoms were all ruled by King Charles I, whose unpopular religious policies sparked two wars with his Scottish subjects, while his fights with the English parliament over money also escalated into armed conflict. The Royalist forces …
Download the English rulebook of FITNA: Global War in the Middle East, a grand strategic level card-driven wargame. Inspired by the military confrontations in the Middle East since 2012, FITNA is designed by the French writer and historian Pierre Razoux, a recognized expert on the Middle East, and published by Nuts! Publishing. FITNA: Global War in the Middle East (English Rulebook) (71 downloads) More resources for …
Download the English rulebook of This War Without an Enemy, a 2-player strategic block wargame set during the first English Civil War, designed by Scott Moore and published by Nuts! Publishing. In the game, one player represents the Royalists, and the other player controls the Parliamentarians and their Scottish Covenanter allies. This War Without an Enemy (English Rulebook) (94 downloads) More resources for the game are …
Choose your side, elaborate a smart strategy, and challenge the current leadership of Iran, Israel, Syria, Iraq, Russia, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, or the USA: a grand strategic level card-driven wargame, FITNA – Global War in the Middle East, allows to play all recent and current conflicts in the Middle East area, as well as potential conflicts which could occur there in the foreseeable future. FITNA: a …
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