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Game Highlight #1: Voyages Print and Play

Starting off this electronic diary of my gaming with one of my favorites, Voyages, by @postmark_games. It’s been a great game for me since it’s quick to play, beautiful to look at, and has the right amount of challenge to keep me trying out different strategies with each game. Not sure I’m scoring the highest, but it’s a ton of fun. It’s even sparked an interest in exploring other navel and pirate games. For now here’s one of my plays on the first map. I’ll be working through the others over time. View this post on Instagram A post shared by @alertedautumngaming
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Once More (A solo, print and play, war game) is now available!

“The enemy has moved the front to our doorstep and we’ve got to push them back! We need you to lead a squadron of fighter planes to protect our ground troops at the front and clear the way for them to move forward. The good news is that they’ve stretched their forces thin to reach us, but they have more on the way. It’s not going to be easy, but with the right tactics, timing, and a bit (or a lot!) of luck we’ll take the fight all the way back to them. Good luck! May the wind be at your back and the enemy in your sights!” About Once more is a quick, solo wargame where you will take your squadron of four biplane fighters out on missions to support our troops or clear the way for them to move forward. You will need to make decisions about when you attack and when to coordinate your fighters against an enemy of aerial fighters and ground troops. Be careful, resources are scarce and once one of your planes is shot down, there are no reinforcements to fill the ranks. Created and submitted f...
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Game Highlights #2: Hostage Rescue Squad, by Mike Lambo

Working through a mission from the solitary game, Hostage Rescue Squad, by Mike Lambo. First off, I love this designer’s games and I play them a lot. Mechanics are quick to learn. Game play is fast. And they offer a fun challenge. Even though there are game pieces I could print out, I really like to use my 8mm cubes when I play these games. I wasn’t success in rescuing the hostages this time around, but maybe next time. View this post on Instagram A post shared by @alertedautumngaming
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