I think you did a masterful job with the AI for this one as well as a terrific job writing the rules. This strikes me as more complex than some of your other games. The rules could have been daunting, but that isn't the case. Excellent. I have several of your games--all good. WWII is my preferred period for games and Battles of Normandy has been my favorite so far. But "Napoleonic Battles" may be edging it out. Thanks and keep up the very entertaining work.

I'm pleased to learn I can get these through Amazon in Australia. I'm finding from all the play throughs I've watched, just how elegant the AI systems are that you've worked out. They are slightly unpredictable and that is the heart of any solitaire game system. Other than WH40K I have always been a solo wargamer, using systems from Charles Stuart Grant's book "programmed wargames scenarios" and systems of my own devising with flow charts and reaction tables. I like how your Ai isn't just "this or that" but units have a "if/then/or" options like how we used to write programs in BASIC, which gives them flexibility. And the great range of periods covered is very good as well, while I focus more WW2 I do like others periods, like Napoleonics and Medieval etc. I'm very much into miniatures and I can see these games translating to a tabletop with large hex maps etc.

Very interesting - it's on my wishlist!

Thanks for this! Top game!

Great game! But... it took me a while to realise that you actually talk about ALL available AI options, and that only some of them are used in each scenario. In fact, the instructional playthrough is very clear about how AI works, so maybe there's no need for this one (that appears to be more complicated than it actually is). Just a thought...