I was not
aware that it finally was released until late on Sunday when I saw my email
from Noble Knight Games about getting their copies from Friday and asking for
my payment. I meant to post this on
Monday, but I got too busy with work (like getting a promotion). Today,
I went to Fifth Column’s website to copy down the link for letting people know what
the game is all about and saw that it was sold out! That was pretty fast! So if you didn’t get to order one already,
you are probably out of luck. But you
still might have luck at Noble Knight Games (Link).
“Where There
Is Discord” is a solitaire board game of the 1982 Falklands campaign, where you
play the Task Force commander. It has
been highly rated by just about everyone who has played the game and it can be
reviewed on BoardGameGeek.com (Link). When I get home
next, I will bring it back to where I am working to do a more formal review of
it and post-game AAR. But if you want to
look at the official website for the game until then, it is at this link.
Riding on
the high remarks and success of three printing of “Where There Is Discord”, I decided
to pre-order though Noble Knight Games the upcoming Fifth Column’s game,
“Codeword Cromwell”. “Codeword Cromwell”
is also another solitaire board game where you play the British defenders at
the Battle of Birkham Stokes during Operation Sea Lion in 1940 (yes, it is a
fictional battle). What is really neat
is that this game is the first public release from an actual training manual
from the UK’s Combined Forces Military College used to train officer cadets in
1941! Being a joint adventure with Fifth
Column Games, this should be a pretty and well written solitaire board game. Go to this link to see the official site for the game.
Be Seeing
You
Sapper
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