Alsace 1945 covers the American offensives of November and December 1944 and the desperate German counterattack in January. The game system, used previously in America Triumphant, covers these three battles in scenarios requiring only a few hours to play. With 140 game pieces and one 22x17-inch map, the game covers the battles at the regimental and battalion level. 

Price:   £14.99

A fast-playing game. Take command of the German Fifth and Sixth Panzer Armies or the American First and Third Armies in the climactic battle of World War Two. 

Price:   £24.99

In December 1805, Emperor Napoleon I led about 67,000 men against about 75,000 Russian and Austrian troops near Brunn (modern Brno) in Bohemia, part of today’s Czech Republic. The battlefield, divided by hills and streams, became known as Austerlitz and would be celebrated as Napoleon’s greatest victory. 

Price:   £17.99

American and British forces storm the strategic island in June, 1943, as German and Italian armies offer fierce resistance.

Uses the same game system as Alsace 1945. 

Price:   £14.99

Suomussamli 

Price:   £24.99

An Eagles of the Empire release that recreates the early campaigns of Napoleon and the French invasion of Egypt. Features five battles from the campaign with the usual high quality maps and components that you are used to from Avalanche Press. 

Price:   £28.99

The last true Roman armies try to stave off invasions by Germans, Persians and Gauls between 357 and 378 AD.. Fading Legions is a stand-alone addition to the Rome At War series of games. Components: 242 playing pieces, 2 hard mounted maps, 16 pages rulebook, 20 pages scenario book, and dice. 

Price:   £39.99

The newest in a line of small, inexpensive but fun games. Rommel's Germans attack the Allies in the climactic tank battle in the Libyan Desert. Included are 140 game pieces and one 22x17 inch map. 

Price:   £14.99

For over 700 years, Spanish Christians tried to exterminate the Arab kingdoms of southern Spain. This great "Reconquista" fired the crusading zeal of countless generations. The Arabs, or Moors as the Spanish knew them, saw the Spaniards as backward barbarians and fought ferociously to protect their sophisticated civilization. Finally, in 1482 King Ferdinand of Aragon embarked on the last campaign, to take the fabled city of Granada from its Islamic rulers. This is the first game that will be done up to European board game standards. A physically gorgeous game combined with quick paced play! A must have! This is Avalanche Press' first "Euro-style" boardgame production, lavished with lovely artwork. 

Price:   £32.99

We would as soon fight the British as the Germans." Admiral William Shepherd Benson, U.S. Chief of Naval Operations, 1917 As the First World War drew to a close, a small staff of American planners drew up "War Plan Red" to prepare to fight the British. U.S. Navy Plan Red allows players ages 10 and up to fight the conflict that never occurred using the actual war plans of both sides. Many ships planned but never built are included. Invade Bermuda, shell Nova Scotia, and (because we know some of you just can't help yourselves) bomb Virginia Beach. Twice, the game industry's leading experts have named "Great War at Sea" games as the best historical board game of the year. Find out why they're so excited. 

Price:   £36.99

Wargame by Avalanche Press

Great War at Sea is a series of games based on naval conflicts that occurred or could have occurred during the era of the First World War. During the early decades of the 20th century, the United States Navy made plans to fight a host of potential enemies.

Some of these future wars seemed inevitable, particularly that with Japan. Others depended on changes in current politics, but Navy planners wanted to be prepared just in case. One of these plans, labelled 'Gold,' studied a potential naval war with France. 

Price:   £44.99

History’s best-known naval battle was just one part of the ongoing four-year struggle to control the seas around Germany’s coasts. If the German High Seas Fleet could catch and destroy a portion of the much larger British Grand Fleet, the blockade suffocating Imperial Germany might finally be broken.

Great War at Sea: Jutland is a completely new edition of the long-retired North Sea game. It covers not only the signature battle, but also the many other sorties of the High Seas Fleet like the Scarborough, Lowestoft and Gorleston Raids, the Battle of Dogger Bank and Helgoland Bight.

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Price:   £37.99

An Operational and Tactical level game of the 1898 Spanish American Naval War. Every ship that fought for the U.S. and Spain is included with additional ships for 'what if' scenarios. 

Price:   £37.99

Cruiser Warfare gives the Great War at Sea series its greatest scope yet: the entire world! 

Price:   £39.99

In 1906, a new kind of battleship slid into the water at Portsmouth Naval Dockyard. Much larger than previous types, HMS Dreadnought carried more and bigger guns. For a generation, ships like her ruled the world's seas.

For the first time in an Avalanche Press supplement, Dreadnoughts features die-cut, mounted counters: 70 "long" ship counters plus 20 standard half-inch "square" counters.

Articles, scenarios and counters are provided for the Spanish Armada of the World War One era (including its projected but never built second- and third-generation dreadnoughts), the Ottoman Turkish navy, Austro-Hungarian building projects and the saga of South America's dreadnought programs and the many attempts by other nations to purchase these ships.

There are also new "advanced" tactical rules by Karl Laskas, giving players the option to take a more detailed approach to combat.

New counters include the Brazilian battleship Rio de Janeiro, already appearing under three different flags in the series, under the colors of her other suitors. The Russians get their full set of Nakhimov class cruisers, the Amurski-class cruisers seized by the Germans, and the Prut, a captured Turkish cruiser.

Austria-Hungary receives the 1916 type battleship (armed with 16.1-inch guns), the ancient coast defense ship Erzherzog Rudolf, the remainder of the 1914 cruiser class, plus a counter for her projected aircraft carrier. In Turkish colors are the various British and German battleships and cruisers that almost joined the Ottoman service, including the armored cruiser Blücher (a "sure thing" that fell through in 1910). There are even counters for the Austro-Hungarian PKZ-2 armored helicopter!

And for all these ships, new scenarios! Over two dozen of them, studying just what these navies planned to do with their increased strength 

Price:   £19.99

For a brief period, Ferdinand Graf Zeppelin's giant gas-filled airships ruled the world’s skies. Though conceived as passenger craft, during the First World War rigid and semi-rigid airships performed long-range scouting and bombing missions. 

Price:   £15.99

Great War at Sea Series scenario book. 

Price:   £9.99

Great War at Sea and Second World War at Sea have covered naval wars around the world, both those that occurred and those that might have but did not. One of the flash points that failed to ignite was at the southern tip of South America, where Chile and Argentina engaged in a heated naval arms race from the early 1900s until the end of the Second World War.

Cone of Fire adds the fleets of South America to the Great War at Sea and Second World War at Sea game systems: Chile, Argentina, Brazil and Peru. Both the fleets built by these nations, and the ships planned or ordered but never received, are included. Ships from Britain and Germany are also present.

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Price:   £64.99

The science fiction classic returns with its innovative 3-D combat system. An easy to learn game, with quick-play scenarios and in depth campaign games that will allow you to fight truly Galactic wars. 

Price:   £39.99

The game that revived historical wargaming returns in an all-new and expanded edition. German and Romanian forces invade the Soviet Union in 1941, with 112 (yes, one hundred and twelve) scenarios based on the furious tank battles that followed. 

Price:   £49.99

Wargame by Avalanche Press

6 June 1944. Floating down from the pre-dawn skies over Normandy, American soldiers created a new word for courage: AIRBORNE! In a few shorts weeks they defeated Germany’s battle-hardended troops, making a mockery of the much-vaunted Atlantic Wall.

This is the perfect introduction to Panzer Grenadier. Play it alone or add it to previous games in this series.

11" x17" cardstock map, 165 playing pieces, 16 page rulebook, 20 scenarios. 

Price:   £14.99

In June 1942, Japanese troops landed in the western Aleutian Islands of Alaska, the only large-scale foreign invasion of American soil since 1815. In May 1943 the Americans invaded Attu Island, sending 15,000 troops against about 2,500 Japanese defenders. The Japanese fought with suicidal determination: 28 fell into American hands as prisoners with the remainder killed in action.

wo months later the Americans launched an even larger invasion of nearby Kiska Island, only to find that the Japanese had evacuated three weeks before and the Americans captured an uninhabited island.

Alsaka's War is a supplement based on the Japan's lone invasion of the Western Hemisphere and the American response.

There are ten scenarios, or separate game situations, based on battles that took place in the Aleutian Islands. This module is not playable by itself, but requires ownership of our Battle of the Bulge, Guadalcanal, Afrika Korps and Desert Rats games. Each scenario has its own card in a spiral-bound booklet, just like the popular North Wind and Edelweiss.  

Price:   £5.99

In November 1939, over a million Soviet troops began an invasion of Finland, defended by 160,000 soldiers. The Finns lacked artillery, tanks and aircraft, but made up for it with sisu - Finnish for fighting spirit. The Winter War lasted for four months, but Finns fought the Soviets again in the Continuation War of 1941-1944, and fought the Germans in the Lappland War of 1944.

Arctic Front Deluxe Edition is a Panzer Grenadier supplement adding the Finnish army to the game series. It is not playable by itself, but requires ownership of Eastern Front to play most of the scenarios, and Road to Berlin and Battle of the Bulge to play all of them.

It's a revised version of the original Arctic Front supplement released in 2002, the very first supplement to the Panzer Grenadier system. All of the previous 20 scenarios have been thoroughly revised to take advantage of map boards and playing pieces not available then, and with five more years of design experience and player feedback. And there are 20 more new scenarios as well plus background articles and order of battle charts in a 64-page book just like the popular Sinister Forces and Fronte Russo.

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Price:   £15.99