Good games get talked about, great games actually get played
Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2011 1:08 pm
I have several really 'good' games. They are all really really really good games, and I was happy to 'try them out'.
But a game that isn't actually played, and played a lot, simply isn't a great game.
My list of really good games, likely includes a lot of games that feature incredible detail and mind blowing depth. Levels of accuracy that simply full on leave you stunned. War in the Pacific and War in the East are likely without peer.
So what, I hardly have the inescapable urge to play them as they are simply too MUCH work to get into. The turns take so long.
I'm looking forward to Panzer Korps being one of the greatest wargames I have ever bought.
Sigh, if only my Steel Panthers ran like it was released yesterday, I'd have the squad level, platoon level, tactical, the operational and the grand strategy titles I need. I'd be able to likely just ignore the rest of my collection.
But a game that isn't actually played, and played a lot, simply isn't a great game.
My list of really good games, likely includes a lot of games that feature incredible detail and mind blowing depth. Levels of accuracy that simply full on leave you stunned. War in the Pacific and War in the East are likely without peer.
So what, I hardly have the inescapable urge to play them as they are simply too MUCH work to get into. The turns take so long.
I'm looking forward to Panzer Korps being one of the greatest wargames I have ever bought.
Sigh, if only my Steel Panthers ran like it was released yesterday, I'd have the squad level, platoon level, tactical, the operational and the grand strategy titles I need. I'd be able to likely just ignore the rest of my collection.