Slitherine

<p>A couple of great reviews for <b><a href="http://slitherine.com/games/bbc_ba_pc">Battlefield Academy</a></b> have been published online.</p>
<div>The game has scored twice an 8 out of 10 on two very diverse media outlets.</div>
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<div>You can read both <b>Strategy Core</b> and <b>Game Squad</b> reviews directly from the links below and here are a few nice quotes from the articles.</div>
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<div>Enjoy !</div>
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<div><b><a href="http://www.strategycore.co.uk/articles/ ... ">Strategy Core</a></b> – 8/10</div>
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<li style="
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background:white">Slitherine have walked a fine line while making Battlefield, charting the borders of Fun, Depth, and Tedium. They've attempted to maximise the first, and include as much of the second as possible without including any of the last.</li>
<li style="
line-height:normal;
background:white">This game could school a lot of others in the application of firepower.</li>
<li style="
line-height:normal;
background:white">Battlefield plays quickly, easily, and has tactical depth.</li>
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<div style="
line-height:normal;background:white"><b><a href="http://gamesquad.com/review/bbc-battlef ... emy">Games Squad</a> </b>– 8/10</div>
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<li style="
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background:white">Slitherine has succeeded in making a wargame that will please both the wargaming neophyte and grog.</li>
<li style="
line-height:normal;
background:white">Battlefield Academy is a game that is well worth the initial tuition fee.</li>
<li style="
line-height:normal;
background:white">With such a solid foundation in place, Battlefield Academy could well become an Ivory League institution of casual wargaming.</li>
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