More solo gaming. The OGRE is about to unleash hell.
More solo gaming. The OGRE is about to unleash hell.
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Have you seen there's a load of expanded classic OGRE/GEV counters for download on the SJGames site? Turrets, tracked CPs, Super Heavy tanks etc.
ReplyDeleteNo, I didn't. I just keep OGRE in my backpack for gaming emergencies like being at my in-laws with nothing to do while they watch football.
ReplyDeleteSame, but more generally with relatives. M.O.O.S.E. solo system has also been useful in similiar circumstances
ReplyDeleteI think it might even be a better solo game than pvp.
I think Barbarian Prince is my ultimate solo gaming during festive period fix though
ReplyDeleteLinks please!
ReplyDeletedwarfstar.brainiac.com - Barbarian Prince - Download The Classic Heritage Dwarfstar Boardgames For Free
ReplyDeleteEnjoy dying in a ditch three hexes into your 'heroic' narrative and starting again!
ReplyDeleteThe OGRE loses, two hexes from the command post. No more treads and nothing but anti-personnel weapons.
ReplyDeleteHowitzers - aim at the treads! That was always my tactic.
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