[Battle for Moscow]

En este blog: http://social.consimworld.com/profiles/blogs/alan-emrich dicen:

Spoiler

Alan Emrich is the co-founder and owner of Victory Point Games.
On his website, he offer 3 games free to print and play - Battle for Moscow, Drive on Metz (which includes a computer version) AND Napoleon at Waterloo!
The Drive on Metz is actually a game by James F Dunnigan which featured in his book The Complete Wargames Handbook.
Napoleon at Waterloo is the same free game which was given out by SPI in 1979 as an introductory game into wargaming.
I can only imagine that Alan Emrich must have permission to be able to offer these free, as he has been part of the gaming industry for decades.
So, without fear of getting my collar felt, here is the link to his site and those free games.
http://www.alanemrich.com/PGD/Week_03/PGD_Week03.htm

y te mandan aquí: http://www.alanemrich.com/PGD/Week_03/PGD_Week03.htm

Spoiler

Complete Game: Battle for Moscow by Frank Chadwick
Hitler's army approaches the spires of the Kremlin in late 1941 as General Winter arrives to help the battered Red Army.

Complete Game: Drive on Metz Game by James F. Dunnigan (pictured, right)
Patton races across France in the Autumn of 1944 as the Germans regroup to put up resistance at crucial city of Metz. This game was especially designed for Jim Dunnigan's Complete Wargames Handbook. For a computer edition of this game, click here.

Complete Game: Napoleon at Waterloo by James F. Dunnigan
This introductory wargame takes you to one of Europe's most famous and decisive battles. This is a free, "print and play" version and serves as a complete introduction to the war gaming hobby.

y aquí están los links de los 3 juegos gratuitos:
Battle for Moscow by Frank Chadwick: http://grognard.com/bfm/game.html
Drive on Metz Game by James F. Dunnigan: http://www.hyw.com/Books/WargamesHandbook/4-3-metz.htm
Napoleon at Waterloo by James F. Dunnigan: http://www.alanemrich.com/PGD/Week_03/PGD_NAW_rules.htm



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