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Hey Guys,

I saw on Smorey Swamp that Commanders and Tactics WW2 Deck Building Game was played at Gencon. I have been trying to find the game on BGG with no luck. If anyone knows this game and can provide a link that would be awesome.

Thanks heaps

Let me introduce you to Phoney War, a grand strategy WW2 game for 2-3 players. Phoney War consists of two games in one: Race to Berlin, the 3 player version, begins in 1939 and features a setup inspired by history. Phoney War: Prelude to War is our two player version, and begins sometime in the early 1930s. It plays out very differently from the three player game, and should appeal to the alternate history crowd, or those who just like two player games more.

Some features: Diceless combat resolve. Fog of War mechanic. East and West share a common enemy in Germany, but are nonetheless competitors - single player victory!

Please see my instagram to follow along with the development story of Phoney War, and read some primers on our original and intriguing game mechanics.
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@SS-GEN
Just another pay-to-win browsergame, not comparable with A&A.

Does anybody play any of the Avalanche Press War at Sea Games, and if so, which ones?

I own Tide of Iron, looks great but I haven’t played it yet.

@skinny1:

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

Selling your AAA games!!!    :-o :?

I’m sorry I don’t understand what each player represents, are you different middle eastern countries or maybe international peace organizations.

Because if your something like the UN or a NGO shouldn’t your goals be to protect terrorist safe heavens and combat ethnic cleansing with non-violence

And if your suppose to be a Middle Eastern country wouldn’t your goals be to blow stuff up( I mean a dictator is little more than and A&A player that turns fantasy into reality)

Or are you God because he would just flood everything and start over

@Anonymous:

ANYWAY, I bet this guy doesn’t even have an honest copy of the A&A boardgame. He probably downloaded the rules someplace and made a board out of linoleum and plastic pieces out of used gum and pipe-cleaners.

Too much work, I’d say.