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Master of Europe

by Brian Cameron and Jim Wallman (adapted by a team from Megagame Makers)

10 Jun 2023

Anerley Town Hall

Game fee is £35.00

1813, and Napoleon faces a grand alliance of Europe. A game of high-level political and military strategy. Can you become Master of Europe?

Europa Universalis: 30 Years' War

by Johan Olofsson and Odd-Helge Gravalid

16 Sep 2023

Anerley Town Hall

Game fee is £35.00

Get ready to immerse yourself in a high-paced megagame where your actions rewrite the history of the Thirty Years' War. As you take control of one of the eight nation teams, three trading house teams, or one of the five foreign powers invested in the conflict, you have the unique opportunity to alter the war's outcome and come out on top. Navigate the complex political and religious tensions of the Holy Roman Empire during this tumultuous time while also strengthening your family name and filling your chests with silver and gold. With so much at stake, the only question is: do you have what it takes to rewrite history and emerge victorious?

Introduction

I came into megagaming as a result of being friends with the late Paddy Griffith, who got me involved with Wargames Development. What attracted me was the thought of using megagames to explore historical ‘what ifs’, which makes it a bit ironic that my first real game was Jim Wallman’s iconic pirate game Blood and Thunder, back in 1987. My first experience of design was when we founded Megagame Makers and produced Springtime for Hitler in 1990, though my contribution was mostly in production.

My own first game as lead designer was Unfinished Business in 1992, reflecting my primary historical interest which is the Middle East. I was deeply involved through the 90’s with Megagame Makers as player, control, or occasional designer. Inevitably my involvement lessened when I left the UK at the end of the century for work in various countries in Central and Eastern Europe. But I maintained my friendships and involvement in both Chestnut Lodge and Megagame Makers, attending whenever I could get back to the UK.

Since retirement I am based in Sweden and have been able to get back to game design as well as trying to establish a megagaming community in the Stockholm area. At the time of writing (Feb 7, 2020) I am working on a revised Deus Vult, plus developing (with Jim Wallman’s help) a game about a near future international crisis in the Baltic region.

Game Designs


Terry Martin
11th October 1992Unfinished BusinessCamberley Staff College
26th November 1994More Unfinished BusinessCamberley Staff College
7th September 1996God Wills ItEardley School - Streatham
23rd October 1999Still Unfinished BusinessEardley School - Streatham
21st April 2018Divided LandAnerley Methodist Church Hall
20th October 2018God Wills It: Deus VultAnerley Town Hall

Jim Wallman, Terry Martin, Andy Grainger, Graham Atfield, Peter Howland & Brian Cameron
12th May 1990Springtime for HitlerWestminster School, Victoria