CK's Bloody April Sale 2016! Ok we are going to start this some hours early so here we go!    That's right for the month of April 2016 CK full game is now only 20 USD! You can get it here; http://combatace.com/topic/86555-canvas-knights-full-game/   Deutschmark

Sea-fights above and below the waves, in the Battle of the Atlantic!   This mission report tells the story of my last two missions - or more accurately, battles - in Atlantic Fleet's dynamic campaign. One is a U-Boat action, the other involves only surface ships, but otherwise they have not been chosen specially; they're just what came my way most recently. The campaign plays like a random battle generator, except that the encounters are those which result from the movements and dispositions

Re-fighting two real-life battles in Atlantic Fleet!    One of my favourite features in Killerfish Games's PC port of its excellent WW2 naval wargame is the inclusion of thirty historical sea battles. This short mission report features two of these - one a victory for the Kreigsmarine (said to be its last), the other a defeat.   The victory is the Battle of Les Sept Iles ('the seven isles'). This was a night action, fought between light forces off the northern coast of Brittany, France, o

Killerfish Games's PC version of its iOS WW2 naval simulation/wargame takes the high seas by storm!     I started playing PC games on a system with a 14" screen and an early Pentium, and I'm not about to go back there, so I watched with interest but from afar, when I saw Fred 'Heinkill' Williams's affectionate and very favourable SimHQ review for the iOS-based Atlantic Fleet. Sometimes, though, dreams do come true, it seems, for a PC port has just arrived, after the developers completed the

We're getting ready to transition over to our new website and what would that be without all the fanfare?                                        

Missions from the movie, in the tanksim!     Melodramatic tank movies are certainly better than no tank movies at all, especially if they make a decent effort at authenticity, amidst the melodrama. So let it be said of 'Fury'. I found it a tad contrived in places, from the awful, gratuitous prisoner shooting scene to the 'falling plate' Germans, whose erratic anti-tank gunners, plentiful but equally erratic panzerfaust operators and even a Tiger tank, fall to the guns of a f