I´m happy to announce that FRONTLINE HEROES MODERN WARFARE is available in WargameVault in the following link:

https://www.wargamevault.com/product/510418/FRONTLINE-HEROES-MODERN-WARFARE

FRONTLINE HEROES is a miniature-agnostic asymmetric skirmish wargame set in the modern day. Players have the option to play solo, controlling one side and facing an AI system that manages the enemy, or to engage in competitive mode against a human opponent, with each player controlling one side of the conflict. Additionally, the game can be played cooperatively fighting together against the enemy controlled by the AI.

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As a skirmish game, Frontline Heroes focuses on close, man-to-man confrontations, where a small asymmetricnumber of miniatures (ranging from 4 to 15 per side) are used on a tabletop with terrain pieces to represent a skirmish or a small part of a larger battle.

Modern warfare encompasses any type of small-scale confrontation or skirmish that has taken place from 1990 to the present day: Marines facing insurgents in the Iraq War, robbers battling the police during a city heist, military police clashing with cartel members in South America, SWAT teams raiding a farm controlled by an armed sect... your imagination is the limit.

SOLO vs COMPETITIVE MODE

Frontline Heroes primarily focuses on solitaire mode, although it also offers cooperative and competitive mode options.

Solitaire mode involves a single player battling against an Artificial Intelligence (AI) that controls the enemy forces and their decisions. This mode emphasizes narrative and storytelling. The AI controls wich enemy models activate, when and the actions they make. The player doesn´t have to take any decision in this process.

Additionally, cooperative mode allows two players to team up on the same side, facing an AI-controlled enemy.

Competitive mode follows the standard format of miniatures wargames, where two or more players form opposing sides and engage in direct conflict, aiming to defeat the enemy and eliminate as many opposing miniatures as possible. It is a purely competitive mode. In this game, you won't find exhaustive army lists to form different factions. Instead, the system for creating the opposing factions is completely original and fun.

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NORMAL vs STEALTH MISSIONS

Frontline Heroes features a mission creation system, in which through multiple tables it will create a completely new and different scenario each time; Each mission specifying the miniatures that has each faction, equipment, possible deployments and everything needed to play a game. This system offers high replayability.

In the game we have normal missions, as in any type of miniature wargame, where two forces face off until one prevails over the other through sheer force; and we also have stealth missions, in which we must infiltrate a small group of soldiers into enemy territory to accomplish certain vital objectives, such as sabotaging supplies, capturing VIPs or blowing up installations.

Frontline Heroes features a comprehensive rules system for solo or multiplayer play, presented in a nearly 100-page book. You can find it available on the Wargamevault platform at the following link:

https://www.wargamevault.com/product/510418/FRONTLINE-HEROES-MODERN-WARFARE

There is a facebook group for this game to share additional missions, battle reports, pics of WIP miniatures... Join us at:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/472135495276191?locale=es_ES

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Hi fellow gamers! I was just doing some shopping for some air based wargames, ideally with solo rules available. I've found some games by DVG and GMT available that seem to fit the bill, but they kind of look like clones or at least very similar. Boardgame Geek was a little helpful, but I usually have good luck here in Reddit getting more timely responses and better discussions.

Which would you choose and why? Any reason to have both? Thanks in advance!

I’m wanting to try our 15mm wargaming, I’m interested in the medieval period. Any period, early or late.

Anyone have any favorites?