Tag: War at Sea
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The Battle of North Cape: A Dark Dance of Naval Might
In the cold, shadowy waters of North Cape off Norway on December 26, 1943, the Royal Navy and the German Kriegsmarine engaged in a critical maritime confrontation. Set against the backdrop of World War II, this battle was fought almost entirely in darkness, adding layers of uncertainty, strategy, and tension to each maneuver. The German…
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Now Available: Flag Deck: British Royal Navy Part III
Wargame.World is pleased to announce our latest release: Flag Deck: British Royal Navy III. This designed expansion showcases iconic vessels of the Royal Navy, encapsulating historical accuracy and strategic depth. [See full details and learn more here.] Naval Powerhouses of the 20th Century Within this set, players have the opportunity to command renowned battleships like…
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The Majesty of the Royal Navy’s Legacy Expands in Flag Deck: Royal Navy II
Britain’s naval supremacy during World War II is brought to life once again in the Flag Deck: Royal Navy II. Representing nearly a third of the entire Royal Navy, this expansion steers enthusiasts through the vast waters with some of the most iconic vessels from Britain’s maritime arsenal. Battleships of Distinction Carriers That Dominated Cruisers…
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Hoist the Colours: The First Flag Deck for the British Royal Navy Sails In!
Naval warfare enthusiasts and strategy gamers, brace yourselves for a captivating journey through the waters of history with our latest release: Flag Deck: British Royal Navy. This meticulously crafted expansion is not just a solitary voyage but the first in a series of three decks dedicated to the Royal Navy, each promising to enrich your…
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Coral Sea Carrier Clash
Our first scenario pack for Flattops & Floating Fortresses is nearly finished. Cover are is ready to go. More updates later.
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Flattops & Floating Fortresses
Flattops & Floating Fortresses is a WW2 tabletop naval wargame. It’s been in development for quite some time and it’s finally in prerelease. I’ll have a lot more information but for now I’m just glad to wrap it up with plenty of time to go to Historicon. I’m quite pleased at how the art and…