What's the bloody price? I can't seem to find that anywhere. I'm guessing around $40, which I could likely manage, but if it is higher than that then I'm likely to wait for it to go on sale. The first one was so good though, tempting to reward the developer regardless.

So, you have to own FOG2 in order to play FOGE?

<r><QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>Silent Service II? Maybe that's just for us oldies <E>:)</E><e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE> definitely a golden oldie. This list seems dedicated only to current titles. If we were going for true HOF games, I'd list the original Harpoon, SS2, 688 Attack Sub, Red Storm Rising, Pacific ...

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.

Unity of Command is the best of what's on the list. The GUI in particular doesn't get enough praise. I'm tired of war games (yes, Mr. Grigsby, I'm looking at you) that have simply awful interfaces. It feels like you spend more time fighting the interface than pushing units around.

Apparently got missed but back in the 1990s, Norm Koger of TOAW fame released two games in the "Conflict" series - Conflict: Korea and Conflict: Middle East. Both detailed conflicts that most Americans are remarkably ignorant about. I thoroughly enjoyed both of them.