Grognard Games – The Retro Gaming Treasury

Armored Brigade : A Tutorial

On November 4, 2019November 5, 2019 By Casey

This field manual provides basic doctrinal discussion on the operation and usage of the game Armored Brigade. This FM’s target audience includes commanders, opfor, and anyone looking to expand their grasp of the Armored Brigade game platform. Armored Brigade is a pretty great game and I decided to make a […]

Armored Brigade : A Tutorial

On November 4, 2019February 18, 2020 By Casey

Armored Battle Crew : Review

On June 14, 2019June 14, 2019 By Casey

Tanks. WW1. Trenches. Voxel people. This is Armored Battle Crew. A cutesy take on a tank management game in the vein of Bomber Command or FTL. So does it make the grade of get choked by Mustard Gas? Take one part RPG, one part semi-pausable live action, and one part […]

Armored Battle Crew : Review

On June 14, 2019 By Casey

Combat Mission on GOG

On June 6, 2019June 6, 2019 By Casey

Hell has not frozen over. Pigs are not flying. But, somehow, Battlefront game(S!) are on GOG. Battlefront has been vociferous in their opinion of third party storefronts like Steam or GOG. So much so that when it was pointed out that Combat Mission : Beyond Overlord was on GOG, they […]

Combat Mission on GOG

On June 6, 2019February 19, 2020 By Casey

TOAW IV Revisited

On October 21, 2018 By Casey

10/22/18 – RTFM has been spouted. I’ve RTFM. Am returning after reading some 3rd party guides that seem to be more helpful. My argument still stands, but I really want to like this game. It started in Finland. June 29th 1941. A narrow peninsula was held by Russian troops threatening […]

TOAW IV Revisited

On October 21, 2018February 19, 2020 By Casey

On The Western Front : Early Access Look

On October 14, 2018 By Casey

On The Western Front is a wargame unlike anything we’ve quite seen in the genre. One part trench warfare simulator, one part meatgrinder, and one part logistics. You are tasked with taking a section of trench and, well, doing whatever it is one does with a trench in 1915. First […]