The Gamers Update Oct 2025:
SCS Fallschirmjaeger at the printer
LOB No Turning Back proofing with the printer
BCS Danger Forward being proofread
BCS The Breaking Point being playtested
LOB Inferno at the Bluegrass done playtesting
SCS Drive on Kharkov playtesting
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Inflection Point by @calvinboy24.bsky.social @multimanpublishing.bsky.social finishes with a narrow German win when 5th Mech can't advance one last empty hex and all the other SNAFU rolls come up bust #furloughgaming #wargames

On the heels of the 82nd anniversary of the Battle of Gela, I am proud to announce that an OCS style "Operational Matters" magazine called Battalion S3: Operations and Training is on preorder. The magazine includes the game Danger Forward on the battle of Gela.

We have a new preorder item today.

Battalion S3 is our new Battalion Combat Series support magazine, and it comes with a new BCS game Danger Forward: The Battle of Gela, 1943. The magazine is 40+ pages, and is full of articles centered around Danger Forward to help players ... /2

Inflection Inspection Reflection Introspection Point - My copy has arrived. Yours will arrive soon as well.

It is with great honor that I announce that BCS inflection Point is shipping soon. It is my first game as head of The Gamers to be published following Dean’s passing. There is a long list of folks who have helped Dean see this design through.

State of The Gamers from MMP 2025

The overall theme for 2025 is "We're getting there" and "We all have Dean to thank for being able to continue his legacy."

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Here's a look at OCS Korea - The Forgotten War boardgamegeek.com/video/551240...

OCS Korea is available now on our website: mmpgamers.com/korea-the-fo...

It’ll be the Summer of Summers!

Each summer I (MMP Social Media Guy) move to the family cottage. I was there this weekend opening up, and after looking through games stored there, I decided I'll have a go at the Day of Days campaign game.

Mostly it'll be solitaire, but visitors will be recruited to play if they wish.
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Effective Monday, April 21, we have to increase the price of this game to $112 retail, with the 25% preorder discount price of $84. All preorders made prior to April 21 will be honored at the lower preorder price of $63. We intend to start the printing process for Inflection Point shortly.

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The affected game is Inflection Point, our Battalion Combat Series (BCS) game depicting two important battles before and after Stalingrad: the Battle for Kalach and the Battle of Chir River: mmpgamers.com/inflection-p...

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Important announcement:

As you may know, we had plans to shift some of our printing services to China in order to reduce our costs and produce games at more affordable prices. Unfortunately, due to the current tariff situation, we have had to pause those plans.

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He tenido la suerte de encontrar una copia por estrenar del SCS de Bastogne, y he querido compartirlo en este unboxing: www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAQl... #wargames #scs #mmp

I’ve been Baeed @sebastianbae.bsky.social

Let us have a look at Heights of Courage - one of the more accessible and easy to play Standard Combat Series (#SCS) wargames from #MultiManPublishing. Today we shall look at its components and discuss basic rules. Enjoy!
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State of the OCS Winter 2024 - At the end of 2024, Chip Saltsman will be retiring from his role as OCS Honcho. Taking over as Honcho for OCS (as well as BCS) is me. I will also be designing an OCS game on Poland 1939. www.ocsdepot.com/images/conte...

Today I was thinking a lot about how brave Michael Caine and the Irish Guards led the way along the single track Via Balbia in Operation CRUSADER. Lest we forget. @rgpoulussen.bsky.social

Well, I'll be Dammed... Flowing Gela Research. Stumbling on a dam while researching rivers in Sicily to correct the Terrain Effects to get Danger Forward: Battle of Gela 10-12 July 1943, along the right course.

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