Play my games digitally

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(no, not dogitally.)

This page is a set of links to various websites where you can find files to play my published games online for free.

Most of this is not my own work, except for the original game of course: I did learn to make simple modules in Tabletop Simulator but I am still a long way from being able to produce my own VASSAL modules. Note that some of these modules and files might have been made some time ago and would be for earlier editions of a game. Whuddya whuddya, it’s free and someone did this out of the goodness of their heart.

Algeria

Andartes

Arriba Espana

Battle for China

Brief Border Wars

Civil Power

Colonial Twilight

A Distant Plain

District Commander Binh Dinh

District Commander Kandahar

District Commander Maracas

District Commander ZNO

EOKA

Freikorps

Green Beret

Guerrilla Checkers

Kashmir Crisis

Land of the Free

Operation Whirlwind

Scheldt Campaign

Shining Path

Somalia

Summer Lightning

Tupamaro

Ukrainian Crisis

Winter Thunder

Software Systems

Cyberboard Gameboxes

Cyberboard is a bit older and Windows-only. It’s free. Thanks to Daryl Anderson, Andy Loakes, Walter O’Hara, Mike Welsh, and Noel Wright for making these. (http://cyberboard.brainiac.com/index.html)

ZunTzu Boxes

ZunTzu game software, free download, Windows only (https://zuntzu.com/index.htm). Thanks to Rich Peterson for his work.

Tabletop Simulator

Game that lives on Steam. Difficult site to navigate with thousands of games, these are the only ones of mine that I am aware of by other folks. I’ve also learned how to make simpler ones myself (Guerrilla Checkers and Kashmir Crisis, cannot get much simpler than those). Thanks to DoukNaga, Stewart Schofield and ZiRo for their work.

VASSAL 

Hundreds and hundreds of modules available for this free, Java-based, platform-agnostic program. Thanks to Michel Boucher, Przemek Bozek, Emma Carter, Kevin Conway, Paul Heron, Martin Hogan, David Janik-Jones, Trevor Lieberman, Tom Swider, and Joel Toppen for their work. (http://www.vassalengine.org/)