October 10, 2024

Goodbye 2021 and Welcome to #TheACDC– #TuesdayNewsday 12/28/21

Every week, #TuesdayNewsday gives you a digest of what’s important in the strategy gaming world  >>>

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Our next ACDC is coming up 14-16 January 2022. We still need a few GM’s to lock down their event times with us and then we can finally get the schedule out!

  • Pre-publication sessions of Song for War (WW2 in the Med) with designers Seth & Chris
  • Robotech Reconstruction with the design team
  • A rolling three-part Kriegsspiel where subsequent sessions will depend on what happened in the previous battle
  • Dogfights in space with Ad Astra Games
  • Twilight:2000 with the new Free League system
  • Falling Sky 4-player COIN games
  • Pre-Kickstarter “learn from the designer” with David Thompson for his upcoming Lanzerath Ridge
  • OCS Bootcamp with Ardwulf
  • At least 2 student presentation teams discussing their wargame design class projects
  • Kickstarter-launch-week game of Swords Around the Throne
  • World at War ’85 and Lock ‘n Load Tactical with the development team
  • White Eagle Defiant and Last One Standing with designers Shaw & Heilman
  • Grognard-of-the-Year Jim O’s usual epic-scale Tabletop Simulator battle royales

 

Newly Released This Week:

 

On Sale This Week:

 

Newly Launched This Week:

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This Week With The Armchair Dragoons:

xmasSlow week here, since a bunch of the regular game nights were also holidays, and the vacation schedules kind of screwed up our usual synch matrix.

 

News From The Wargame Industry:

 

Something From Our Partners:

  • Rocky is taking a deep dive into the sci-fi RPG genre, and his love of Traveller, and setting that are ‘compatible’ like the new Hostile setting that he says is his RPG of the year
  • Moe popped up Celles and took a look inside
  • Ardwulf’s counter clipping stream talked about organizing & storing your collections, but a lot about the new GMT update, and NWS.

 

News From The 4X Gaming World:

We’ve also got a 4X-specific area in the forums to discuss any of these, too.

  • After over five years in development, Remnants of the Precursors finally launched on Christmas Day.  ROTP is a Windows-based modernization/remake of the original Masters of Orion released in 1993, with revamped artwork & visuals, improved UI/UX, a much better AI, numerous bug fixes, and an absolute ton of additional improvements & refinements.  To top it all off, the game is FREE — no purchase or donation required, ever.  You can download & play it here.
  • Developer Beetlewing has released the second update for Slipways, their surprisingly fun space grand-strategy/puzzle game.  The update adds new features, new technologies, and a rebalanced perk/tech tree.  The game is also currently available for 15% off on Steam (although it was already cheap to begin with).
  • Iceberg Interactive dropped the 1.3.7 patch for Pax Nova, developer Grey Wolf Entertainment’s 4x set on/in both land and space.  The patch mostly focuses on performance improvements, balance changes, and bug fixes.  In addition, however, Grey Wolf indicated they’re working on a far more significant update that’s going to add new content & features, which will be available to players soon.

 

The Professional & Practitioner Wargaming World:

Don’t forget we’ve got a dedicated area of our forums for the professional wargamers.

 

That’s all for this week!
Be sure to drop by our forums and join the fun, and next Tuesday we’ll drop some more news on you.


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