History of War card game

@redrum Sounds about right. I’ve never played the original though.

I don’t plan to buy the expansion (and I’m an expansion whore, so this is a big deal).

I like the new ships, but I really dislike the cinematic combat (and I really liked the interaction between dice and tactic cards in the original system).

I do like the new ships and green dice, but the leaders - while I don’t dislike them - only serve to dilute our chances of recruiting each of the classic characters which I like a lot more.

Hey guys,

First of all, glad to be here! if you have any question you want to ask feel free, I will do my best to answer you!

My name is Isidro Tellez and I’m the Producer of FrozenShard games, we just launched our first game in iOS and Android “World War II: TCG”.

It’s a collectible Digital Card Game with a Fictional Storyline based on the events of World War II. It can be played with friends Online and Offline and has a unique gameplay that some experienced trading card players may find interesting!

I don’t want to bother you much longer so as I can’t put links at the moment, just wanted to mention that World War II: TCG is available for Free at the iTunes Appstore!

And as I said before if you have any questions about the game or want to know more, please shoot!

Cheers!

@skinny1:

The only AA games would be a copy of AA42 and AAP40.

Selling your AAA games!!!    :-o :?

I have heard of this and even briefly played the open Beta test. It was not for me.

First off I’m only recently into shooters having been in the Battlefield Bad Company 2 Beta and MAG was not new guy friendly. BC2 was instantly fun to me. I got killed a lot but I felt like I was improving rapidly and did pretty well driving or gunning in a tank and despite feeling a bit out of my depth I was having fun.

MAG was not instantly fun and I’m still not quite sure what our objectives were and I never seemed to make it very far in any direction before getting sniped.

I’m not saying it wasn’t any good, just not for me. It was much more ‘hardcore’ to me and if you aren’t with a group of guys that are working together it seems like the fun factor will go away pretty quickly. I thought it would be fun to get to be OIC of a big 128 man battle but given my skill level at shooters earning the credentials for that seemed out of reach.

As far as I could tell, the game looks good with decent graphics. The map was huge and the controls felt sharp enough. But it is certainly a team game. Had I been in a squad or something with some guys willing to show me the ropes or something I may not have bailed as quickly on it. I also really only got to play it one morning near the end of the test, so I no doubt didn’t get the best look at it.

I’m still considering picking it up but I have a little bit of a backlog of games and some projects needed attention and will be getting Bad Company 2 and God of War III come March so I don’t really have room for this.

Good list, Yanny.  I have had the pleasure of playing/beating most of those games.

I know Oregon Trail was popular as hell, but I didn’t think anyone played OT2.  I loved OD’ing grandma on the laudanum.  :lol:

I am glad to hear that some of you have tried out Empire Forge.

I mentioned it in another thread that you can find here:

http://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=5310.0

Give it a try.  It is fun and addictive.