Veracruz: U.S. Invasion of Mexico - is an operational simulation of General Winfield Scott's Mexican campaign, which took place between March and September 1847. The invasion was an American effort to end the Mexican War by marching into the heart of Central Mexico to capture the capital, Mexico City. Diplomatically, it ended the decades of border disputes and opened up vast new territories, which in turn led to the Gold Rush of '49 and the Great Compromise of 1850.

Raid!: Commando Operations in the 20th Century - is a tactical-level simulation of commando tactics and operations from World War II to the near future. The game is played by scenario. There are several historical scenarios as well as provisions for the players to make up their own. The map is a 3-color map. Units are two- or four-man fire teams, with individual tanks, truck, command centers, helicopters, etc. depicted. There are extensive and rational command control rules.