Panzer Campaigns
The Second World War at operational scale, from the invasion of Poland to the last battles in the Reich. Divisions and battalions on a hex map, with supply, fatigue and the fog of a moving front.
2 of 9 titles have a companion
Each Wargame Design Studio series has its own corner here: material that covers the whole series, and a page for every title in it.
The Second World War at operational scale, from the invasion of Poland to the last battles in the Reich. Divisions and battalions on a hex map, with supply, fatigue and the fog of a moving front.
Operational warfare from the Cold War and the wars that shaped the modern Middle East, at battalion and company scale. Fast-moving fronts, helicopters, and supply lines that decide the battle before the shooting does.
Medieval warfare, where a battle turns on cavalry, terrain and the nerve of men on foot. The Crusades books cover the campaigns fought for the Levant.
Tactical combat down at the level of the individual squad and vehicle, across conflicts from the Second World War to the present day.
The siege of Budapest, December 1944 to February 1945, in which Soviet and Romanian forces encircled and reduced the German and Hungarian garrison in one of the war's longest and costliest urban battles.
The German invasion of France and the Low Countries, May-June 1940 — the six-week campaign that broke through the Ardennes, encircled the Allied armies at Dunkirk, and forced the French surrender.
The German invasion of Poland, September 1939, that opened the Second World War in Europe, fought alongside the Soviet invasion from the east under the terms of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact.

All 96 scenarios in one sortable table, with the reference material the manual buries: terrain and weather modifiers, fortification values, and the combat rules that actually decide a fight. There is a play log built in, so you can track which scenarios you have finished and how they went.
The same companion built for the Six-Day War title: every scenario in a sortable tracker with space to log your results, the scenario descriptions in full, and the terrain, weather and combat reference tables collected on one sheet.
The First and Second Crusades and the years between them, 1096 to 1148 — ambushes on the march, pitched battles in open country, and the sieges that made and held the crusader states.
The Third Crusade of 1189 to 1192 — Richard I, Philip II and Barbarossa against Saladin — and on to the Fourth Crusade and the sack of Constantinople.
The first half of the war in Russia, from the German invasion of June 1941 to the fighting in Stalingrad — including a long run of scenarios inside the city itself, from the grain elevator to the tractor factory.
The American war in north-west Europe, from the Normandy landings of June 1944 through to the fighting in the Ardennes — squad-level actions across the whole Allied push into Germany.