If you’re a fan of anything Billhooks or Ruckus related, of The Barons’ War (for which these figures are primarily designed), or of the other gaming options that have been released recently (or are on the way) for battles around the Medieval period, then the seco...

You could easily argue that the shambling undead are a much-overused trope, and one that has more than ‘outlived’ its welcome in recent years. Well, not if Wargames Atlantic have anything to do with it!

It’s been some time since the release of WA’s rather splendid Conquistadors box set, but suddenly, another set has trotted onto the scene – one that will allow your destroyers of the New World to mount up. Alongside it is a Renaissance Heavy Cavalry set tha...

What seems like a very odd name for a set is inspired by the connection to Pete ‘the Wargamer’ Harrison, who designed the contents. Pete can often be heard on his YouTube tutorials, referring to the bone and flesh parts he adds to figures as ‘dead animal bitsâ€...

SAGA is a game I love, and I regularly play it in tournaments as well as for fun (though my tournament play tends to be for fun, too, as I regularly receive the wooden spoon prize!). It’s always exciting when something new arrives and with this book – Age of ...

Great Escape Games (GEG) have made some positive forays into plastic production over the last few years, releasing two variety-packed gunfighter sets and some great terrain options, along with a wagon. In the process, they have widened the accessibility of their Dead...

T.C. Stephen becomes the third author to add to the world of The Silver Bayonet, taking readers to early 19th Century Calabria in his new expansion for Joe McCullough’s Gothic-horror Napoleonic skirmish game.

Continuing their mission to blend weird retro aesthetics, cinematic gaming mechanics, and a smidgen of history, Crooked Dice have released Beneath the Mountains of Madness. As with many of Crooked Dice’s releases, this one started as a Kickstarter; with that crowdf...