Chicago-Chicago! / The Flight of the Goeben.The Best Strategy and Tactics magazines.Remembering SPI and the original Strategy & Tactics.Gebhardt, Chris Hansen and Javier Romero covering these games: Mini reviews of magazine wargames by Elias NordlingĪ series of Geeklists, from the Meta-List: Magazine Wargames, created by Eric Miller, Thom Denholm, Andreas E.Links Strategy and Tactics Magazine Visual Index. All SPI games from issue 26 were mounted.Ī complete history on Tactical Wargamer website. These counters require the buyer to glue them to pressboard or tileboard, and then cut them. The games in S&T from 19 to 25 came with components but the counters were uncut and unmounted. For example: Crete (issue 18) is bound into the magazine itself (including the mapsheets).
Games in issues prior to number 18 contain only written rules, instructions and/or lists of units bound-in (to the magazine) but no finished components. In 2012 Decision Games launched Modern War, which focus on modern war themed games, from post-1945 to the near future. In 2007, Strategy and Tactics Press was spun off from Decision Games to take on the responsibility of publishing the magazine, along with a new stablemate World at War magazine, which will focus on WWII themed games, leaving S&T free to explore other battles. Since issue 176 the magazine has also been sold, gameless, at newstands. In addition to featuring games in each issue, the magazine also contains military history articles, often relevant to the game in that issue. Following the demise of SPI the magazine passed through several hands until Decision Games took it over circa 1991. First published in 1966, games started to appear in each issue (starting with issue #18) from 1969 after a takeover by Jim Dunnigan, who founded SPI to publish the magazine.
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