Here is a list of the Post-WW2 games that will come in the SGS collection. Some are published, others in beta testing and have a rather advanced status; others are still on their way (see Future games).

SGS Korean War

The first intense conflict of the Cold War, this war is very often forgotten, its very rapid and dynamic but unknown aspect obliterated by months of stagnation following the first year of operations in Korea. Can you make it remembered?

SGS Korean War
SGS Indochina

SGS Indochina

Less know than the American war in Vietnam (1965-1975), the French campaigns in Indochina between 1946 and 1954 are mostly known for the final climactic battle – and defeat – at Dien Bien Phu in 1954. Relive every year of this dense colonial and cold war, playing as the French and their local allies or as the Vietminh and its Communist supports. The game covers also an intense non-military activity through card play about diplomacy, cold war conflicts, domestic politics, press and dozens of outside events.

SGS – NATO’s Nightmare

What if the Warsaw Pact had attacked NATO in the mid-1980s. Or the other way around? Study this titanic conflict, within the most emblematic theater, Germany and the center of Europe. Will you be able to achieve your goals without the situation escalating into an uncontrollable nuclear escalation?

SGS NATO’s Nightmare
SGS Gulf Strike

SGS Gulf Strike

With SGS NATO’s Nightmare, we explore the situation of a Warsaw Pact attack on NATO in the mid-1980s in Central Europe. But there were other hot spots by then, and one most likely was the Middle East. The team that brought you NATO’s Nightmare has decided to launch a Gulf Strike. You will be launching your forces towards the key oilfields near the Persian Gulf, or defend them against aggression. The game will also later evolve to offer conflicts such as the Iran-Iraq war or the first Gulf War.