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This episode featured an interview with designer Paul Hederer, as well as looks at two games: Dance of War and Right Fierce and Terrible: Sluys 1340
I did a quick and dirty playthrough of one turn of Dance of WarCompass Games new kickstarter for Pontiac’s War- Frontier Rebellion 1763-66Shakos upcoming Gamefound campaign for Rex BritannorumTwo new scenarios for 1943 1945 (The Soft Underbelly) 3 Crown Games may not be available at your local shop, so check out their websiteVolko Ruhnke's session report for Right Fierce and Terrible from The Boardgames ChronicleThe 2024 Summit Award Nominees have been announcedThe Pushing Cardboard supporters link
As well, there was the usual news and chatterings about the history gaming hobby.
**Note that Paul and I did refer to maps of his game occasionally. These can be seen in the YouTube version of the podcast. The visuals aren’t critical to enjoying the interview, however.
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This episode has two interviews, neither one of them designers talking about games. As well, I take a good look at Arabian Struggle, and interesting new 3-handed CDG from Catastrophe Games.
SD Hist accepting nominations for Summit AwardHighlights from the GMT August NewsletterNeva launches Steel and Sea: Columbus' VoyagesRevolution releases Shiloh: The first DayI review The Soft Underbelly: 1943 1945 from di SimulaLock n Load Publishing Summer SaleSupport the show
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This episode there was no interview, but a dive into a game much discussed last episode and well as a good look at Rodger B MacGowan's lush new artbook cum autobiography.
Here's the video version of the podcastHere's the audio version of the podcastVento Nuovo releases Blocks in the EastDevir Games updates the release scheduleThin Red Line Games announces new living rules for The Fate of AllBelated Happy 7th birthday to Fort Circle GamesNoble Knight is paying extra for your used RPG stuffNew game from Neva: Rebellion and PunishmentDon't forget the PUSHING CARDBOARD SWAG!
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This was a lengthy interview, so it's all alone. Look for a fairly quick follow-up episode with a look at the game mentioned in this interview as well as a dive into Rodger MacGowan's beautiful new art autobiography.
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This episode is mostly about Vuca, the up and coming publisher from Germany. It features an interview with Patrick Gebhardt, one of Vuca's founders, and a close look at a new game from them, 1812 Napoleon's Fateful March.
You can find the audio version of the podcast here.
Here's some link to things we discussed:
Full video version of the 1812 game overviewNew game from HollandspieleWorthington's July NewsletterNeva backstory on ColumbusForm Square announces their next game, Maida.Stuart Ellis-Gorman updates everyone on his Lost Cause myth research Check out Vuca's websiteNoble Knight Games
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This episode features an interview with GMT's head of development, Jason Carr, as well as a look at the most recent addition to Mark Simonitch's zoc-bond games, his remake of France '40.
2023 CSR Awards Winners announcedBand of Brothers goes to the East FrontGMT May Newsletter.GMT June NewsletterTwo new games available from VucaHunt for Blackbeard now on Kickstarter
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This is a special episode consisting solely of my recent interview with designer Volko Ruhnke about designing series games. This interview took place live at the SD HistCon online convention in June 2024.
There is also a video version
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The centerpiece of this episode was my interview with John Butterfield, but a few other things popped up.
My trip to GMT West in April. Lots of pics!Another update and update kit for Hannibal and Hamilcar from PhalanxFranklin 1864 Kickstarter from Worthington New game company, Neva WargamesI will be interviewing Volko Ruhnke again, this time about another new game and how he designs game series, not just games. At SD Histcon's online conventionThe episode can also be viewed on YoutubeNoble Knight Games
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Ep. 30 General Orders and Rebel Fury
This episode there was no interview, but a dive into two very different games.
The podcast is available through Apple, Spotify, Google and all the usual places. It's also available directly on the website.
For those looking for the video version, it's available on youtube.
Here's links to other things mentioned this episode:
San Diego Histcon is hosting another online convention in JuneSalt and Pepper games announces crowd-funding for Operation BarclayNot a wargame at all, but a new game from a favourite publisher, 10 Dollar Words is a new game from HollandspieleThin Red Lines have combined their three 1985 games into a big vassal module project called Mutual Assured DestructionDevir Games announces Sand, their game that is definitely not about DuneArmageddon War from Flying Pig Games is back in printWorthington has a book-game called B-17 Solitaire available through AmazonCube 4 Me storage solutions
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Pushing Cardboard #29
The two big features this episode were my interview with Vez Arponen, designer of All Bridges Burning and the upcoming Order and Oportunity, and a look at the latest game in the Panzer series, North Africa.
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Some of the things we talked about this episode:
Compass Kickstarter for a new game in WWI AfricaShiloh: The First Day is the next game in the Blind Sword series from Revolution Games.GMT February 2024 Newsletter GMT March 2024 Newsletter P500 for Volko Ruhnke's new game Coast WatchersA Most Fearful Sacrifice KS for a third printingBeware the Ides of March announced from HollandspieleVuca now shipping locally in North America?
Don't miss our live Teach and Play of Point Blank: V is for Victory with designer Sean Druelinger! Click on the image below to go to the youtube page.
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This episode features an interview with designer Sam London, who's new game Firefight Tactical is burning up the P500 list.
Form Square Games, the new publisher from England and their gamefound campaign for their first gameYoutube interview and demo with Volko Ruhnke about his new game, CoastwatchersYoutube interview with Mike Rinellaabout all his area impulse designs and his new push into solitaire games Worthington Games kickstarter campaing for their new game Louisbourg 1758Compass Gams has Atlantic Sentinels on KickstarterAce of Aces new kickstarer Here's the link to the GMT page for Sam London's Firefight Tactical
As well, I'll compare two games on the battle of Gazala in WWII. The Cauldron from Roger Miller and Revolution Games, and Operation Theseus from Vuca Simulations.
As well, there will be the usual news, tips for newbies, and general wargaming chatter.
Some links to things discussed this episode:Note that my interview with Sam was recorded outside, and we got a bit of noise from the breeze. I cleaned it up as much as possible, but you'll still here a few flutters and pops.
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This episode features an interview with David Thompson, co-designer or designer of many series including Undaunted, Pavlov's House, War Chest, and General Orders: WWII.
GMT Talks is a new video podcast from the industry giantA text and photo version of my review of Task Force from VUCANew game from Operational Studies Group: Napoleon's EndVotes for Women won a ton of awards and now is getting a reprint as the first run sold out. Maybe not your definition of a wargame, but a great game all the same.Stalingrad: Verdun on the Volga (one of my all-time favourite games) is getting a reprint in ATO magazine.I interviewed Volko Ruhnke for the ACDC event. Volko showed off his new game, Coastwatchers, about the intelligence units of the same name in the Pacific in WWII. Watch the video on youtube. I converted my review of Vuca's Task Force podcast piece into a web review, so check it out if you'd like to see some photos.Revolution has two new Blind Swords games up for pre-order, as well as a new solitaire game from Mike Rinella and a second printing of Stalingrad: Verdun on the Volga.Here's a free scenario for Men of Iron from Petr Mojžiš.Join us via this inviteto our discord server. Newbies more than welcome! There's a new pollup. Stop by and let us know all about your feelings on counter clipping! Or any of the previous polls. Log in to the website to see them all.
As well, we take a look back at 2023 with a few best of lists and polls, and check in on what's up for 2024.
And of course, there's all the news, newbie tips, kudos and rants you'vew come to expect.
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This episode features an interview with Kevin Bertram, head honcho at Fort Circle Games and designer of their initial release, The Shores of Tripoli. As well, we take a good look at Napoleon 1807 from Shakos Games.
On top of that, there is news of our new newsletter as well as a scattering of news from around the hobby, and the usual chatter about things that catch this magpie's eye.Support the show
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Pushing Cardboard starts its third season with a look at Grant's recent trip to SD Histcon as well as an interview with designer Jason Matthews.
Plus: newbie tips, books, news and all the usual wargaming chatter.
*** In this episode I strayed from my usual infallibility and made at least two factual errors. Brian Train’s game on RTT is of course Algeria, not Angola. And the most recent Shakos Nappy game is 1815, not 1817. I inadvertently gave the piker two extra years. Mea culpa.***
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Ardulf at Compass Expo
Pictures from SD Histcon
Book: The Liri Valley
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This episode features an interview with long distance gaming buddy Will Bauer. We talk all things Levy and Campaign.
As well, there are all the usual ramblings and mutterings, and a new segment for new players.
Links to a few things mentioned in the podcast:
Compass Games catalogueLock n Load post Heroes of Normandie postUnboxing Clash of CarriersUnboxing DownfallNot mentioned: Check out my latest Shelfie video!Support the show
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This episode features a comparison of two games set in North Africa in WWII:
Desert Victory by Trevor Bender and C3i magazine
Afrika Korps by Charles S Roberts and Avalon Hill
We'll take a look at both and see where we're at with gaming this theater.
As well, I'll have news, a look at what I've been playing, what new games came in and the usual chatter.
And finally, I have a few thoughts about some internet-only firestorms related to a terrific podcast.
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A format departure this episode as Grant looks at four of his favourite games set in the first air war.
Richthofen's War
Ace of Aces
Dawn Patrol
Eagles in the Sky
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Another full episode! We have an interview with Sean Druelinger, designer of Point Blank: V is for Victory. And look at Commands and Colors: Napoleonics as it gets ready for its big repackaging. And I rant against anyone who slags Avalon Hill.
And of course, news, chatter, what's on the table and all your favourite wargaming goodness.Support the show
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I recently had the chance to sit down with Roger Miller, one of the co-owners of Revolution Games, to discuss the world of wargame publishing and game design. Our conversation took us through his journey from playing his first wargame in 1975 to becoming a publisher, as well as the development of the innovative Blind Swords series and the upcoming game, Shiloh. We also touched on the challenges of producing and marketing games in today's market, and the importance of being kind when responding to game submissions.
Finally, we delve into Revolution Games' upcoming World War I game and the unique features that set it apart from past dogfight games. With its beautiful counters and two-leveled display, this game promises to be an immersive and exciting experience for players. So join us for this episode as we explore the captivating world of wargaming with Roger Miller and discuss the future of this engaging hobby.
In addition to my chat with Roger, hear the latest news from publishers, and then I unpack the origin of Storm Over Arnhem, the original area impulse game.
Plus random news and chatter as usual.
***Apparently I had the detail of the pay-for-review scandal wrong. It wasn't a video game, but a boardgame kickstarter. Mea Culpa.***
*****And Roger's partner in Revolution Games is Richard Handewith. I mixed him up with another Richard H and I'm very embarrassed as I've met Richard a few times and he's a great guy. Mea maximum culpa.*****
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Primarily an interview with Jerry West, designer of Atlantic Chase as well as the Skies Aboves series and the Enemy Coast Ahead series.
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