I don't have much time to devote to war games these days but when I do have time, I play East Prussia '14. May be there's others out there that enjoy this game as much as I do. You can show your appreciation by voting for EP '14 at
http://grogheads.com
You're not required to create an account to vote. Voting is open until January 28th and only takes a few minutes.
Thanks for reading.
(01-11-2015, 08:52 AM)Al Wrote: [ -> ]I don't have much time to devote to war games these days but when I do have time, I play East Prussia '14. May be there's others out there that enjoy this game as much as I do. You can show your appreciation by voting for EP '14 at http://grogheads.com
You're not required to create an account to vote. Voting is open until January 28th and only takes a few minutes.
Thanks for reading.
It's got my vote.
Hi all,
If you haven't checked, Ed's East Prussia is leading in the overall voting for best historical computer wargame and best overall digital game.
If you haven't voted get over to Grogheads and keep Ed's labour of love where it belongs.
David
Thanks for the kind words.
BTW, it took some effort to figure out where the rest of the poll was, so here is a link to make things easier:
http://grogheads.com/?p=7081#more-7081
Vote for whatever you like of course. :)
Just voted - for whatever I liked being East Prussia '14 - there wasn't France '14 or Kharkov '43 or some of my other favourites so the choice was extremely easy. Now back to Tannenberg and Lodz.
Famous words from "The Bolt" : "... by the way: huge fan. Love it. Love you. Gotta go. Thank you. Good bye. ..."
Guys,
One final bump if you haven't voted yet. There is one more day before voting closes.
East Prussia is still on top of both the Best Digital Strategy/Historical Game of the year and 2014 Digital game of the year. Let's make certain is stays there.
Congrats to Ed and team for the recognition to date....
David