I'm deep into the British campaign and quite impressed with the game. I am hard to impress with computer games too. They have included so many good details, maybe just the right amount in many areas.

Excellent list. And if you are looking for an accessible game on "Charles XII ... marching his 11,000-man Swedish army through a blizzard", try GMT's Pax Baltica (https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/42328/pax-baltica).

Very cool, thanks.

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TTS has the epic Republic of Rome and also Sekigahara. I'm very tempted to try it.

Zulu DVD ordered from Netflix.

Outstanding report! Top notch, all around. - a counter critter

Naval Action, an Age of Sail game on Steam, is notable for it's graphics and things like sails waving in the wind while sailing. https://store.steampowered.com/app/311310/Naval_Action/

I can think of 10 more that are as worthy or nearly so. A recently released one that expands the market to less groggy folks is Fields of Despair.

This article shows the right and proper attitude toward board wargames. Well done, carry on!