<t>The Wargamer’s Guide To… The Best Korean War games</t>

[admin]

The stars have aligned again and called for an accounting of Korean War games. Really, it’s two rather terrestrial factors at work here: The Koreas have been in the news...

https://www.wargamer.com/articles/korean-war-games/

[Enaris]

One you forgot off the top is John Tiller's "The Korean War"

http://www.johntillersoftware.com/Squad ... anWar.html

[Zachwave]

Red Dragon has a couple of Korean war reignited scenarios of which are quite fun, albeit not a true experience. For those who want arcade action and relatively modern equipment butting heads on the peninsula.

[Subby]

Here ya go Ian.
http://www.c64sets.com/set.html?id=83&show_all=1

[ianboudreau]

Here ya go Ian.
http://www.c64sets.com/set.html?id=83&show_all=1

Thank you Subby! And good gracious, what a resource this is. Much appreciated!

[bardosy]

Please made a list about Falkland War games!

[jeffnward]

Ian,

Though it's technically more than a Korean wargame, TOAW 3 and 4 contain the best depiction of the Korean War I've ever played.

And when you create these lists, my fervent wish is that you separate simulations like Mig Alley from true wargames.

[EICJoe]

Ian,

Though it's technically more than a Korean wargame, TOAW 3 and 4 contain the best depiction of the Korean War I've ever played.

And when you create these lists, my fervent wish is that you separate simulations like Mig Alley from true wargames.

Yeah I do get where you're coming from. I'm still of the opinion that 'Simulation' games still qualify as a adjacent-genre to wargames, because they are simulating war, which is what wargames are trying to do themselves. Different approaches to the same goal. In MA's case, Air warfare. Yeah it's not a traditional 'wargame' but that's why in this list we've got that 'Tags' line, to summarise what the game is in a few simple words.

There's so little content for topics like this, I'd rather not start excluding things over things like this.

[CrazyOkie]

You missed/forgot Norm Koger's excellent Conflict: Korea - one of the first computer wargames that I played, and one of my favorites even now.

[Bobsenjr]

The link to the Norm Koger game doesn't work anymore sadly. Anyone know of an alternative link?