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Old News Archives
October 13, 2006
1914: Twilight in the East
GMT Games has announced the official title for its Eastern Front WWI game is to be 1914: Twilight in the East. For pre-order information see the GMT Project 500 page.
May 1, 2006
Twilight in the East Open Playtest Session
Oregon ConSim Games in conjunction with GMT Games announces an open playtest session for Twilight in the East, the Eastern Front 1914 to be held at John Kranz’s ConsimWorld Expo in Phoenix June 6-11.
The scenario to be playtested is “The Grand Campaign.” Depending on the number of players involved, each player will command 1 or 2 armies. The knowledge and experience gained from this playtest will be incorporated by Oregon ConSim Games into the Twilight in the East game prior to publication.
For more information or to sign-up go to www.consimworld.com/expo.
April 2, 2006
The Cossacks are Coming! reviewed in Omega Games Paper Wars
Paper Wars #61 (Jan/Feb 2006) contains a review of The Cossacks are Coming! written by James Urban. Read the complete Review.
March 30, 2006
Game System Comparison:
Twilight in the East vs. the system used in
The Cossacks are Coming!
Many Gamers interested in WWI have expressed an interest in knowing the differences between the new Twilight in the East game system and that of the old Death of Empires game system. Join the discussion on ConsimWorld.
March 28, 2006
Our name has changed! We are now Oregon ConSim Games
Bro Games is now Oregon ConSim Games. The name is derived from a combination of our mission to produce conflict simulation war games and our location here in peaceful Eugene, Oregon, just one block from the University of Oregon campus.