The 3 Best (& Worst) Osprey Historical Games

Miles and Greg sit down to discuss their favorite...and least favorite...Osprey Games. With over 30 titles (and counting) since 2012, Osprey publishes a wide range of easy, quick historical and fantasy wargames. Today we focus exclusively on the HISTORICAL titles in the lineup. There are some outstanding games we play regularly in our club, including a couple lesser known titles we think you should check out. But around here, you know we don't shy away from constructive criticism, either. And there may be a few titles in the Osprey Games lineup you can afford to skip. So here we go! Let's talk the good, the bad, and the ugly of Osprey Games and their historical wargames! We polled our Patreon supporters to find out their favorites, and you'll see the results in today's video. But what about your favorite games from the so-called "blue book" series? Have you played our top recommendations? Do you think we missed any hidden gems? Let us know in the comments! If you'd like to hear Greg's 2020 interview with Phil Smith, the head of Osprey Games, it's Episode 1 of our LWFM podcast! This episode is one of our publicly available ones, and you can listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podbean, Soundcloud, etc. Direct link to the podcast interview here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... We again want to thank the sponsor of our Thermopolyae episode, Diratia Productions. They 3D sculpt awesomely affordable historical miniatures in multiple scales and eras of history. For a limited time they're offering 10% off their STL files at MyMiniFactory with the promo code "LittleWarsTV". Naturally, they have ancient Greek and Persian miniatures for you next Greco-Persian wargame: https://www.myminifactory.com/users/P...