Tiger of Malaya is a great game, but it's nearing the end of its shelf life and so we're closing it out for good. From now until April 15, this $60 game sells for just $29.99. On that date, we drag any remaining copies behind the warehouse and dispose of them in an eco-friendly manner (or set them on fire if Ducky isn't watching). Spare this fine, fine game from such a fate — Gold Club discounts and Buy Two Get a Third FREE apply.

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Panzer Lehr
The entire 130th "Panzer Lehr" Division in Panzer Grenadier format. A set of 352 die-cut-and-mounted game pieces in their own special scheme, for use with Battle of the Bulge, Elsenborn Ridge or the upcoming Winter Soldiers.

Hopeless But Not Serious
Austria takes on the Nazis in 16 scenarios based on battles that never happened, but could have. There's one spiral-bound booklet plus 352 die-cut-and-mounted game pieces (yes, "real" counters!).

Printed Versions!
Panzer Grenadier: Iron Wolves and Second World War at Sea: Imperial & Royal Navy are here in very limited editions of printed versions. Grab hold of them now: first come, first served. We have more on the way, about three weeks away from delivery.

Winter Specials!
There's a new season, and that means new Seasonal Specials. Check them out for great savings, and opportunities to try out games you haven't played before.

Buy Two, Get a Third FREE!
Our most popular promo ever is back. Item with the lowest price is the free one.

Printed Versions!
You asked for them, and we thought we'd never find a way to deliver. They're available now: limited edition, printed versions of two of our most popular download-only game supplements, Panzer Grenadier: Iron Wolves and Second World War at Sea: Imperial & Royal Navy. Scenarios and ship data are in spiral-bound booklets just like our scenario supplements; playing pieces are full-color printed on heavy cardstock but not die-cut. It's an experiment: if these do well, we'll offer more in the future.

Spare Parts!
You've asked for it, and now you have it: a way to buy extra pieces for some of our most popular games. If you don't see something on here you'd like, let us know!

German Hordes
Two sheets of counters, originally issued with the long-forgotten first edition of our Panzer Grenadier: Eastern Front, with 330 German infantry, tank and artillery pieces. $12.99

Woods and Hills
Our most requested "spare part" — more terrain for your Panzer Grenadier fun. Five maps (numbers 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13) that originally appeared in Battle of the Bulge and Airborne bundled together for just $25.

Essential Avalanche
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The 'Lion' in
Tiger of Malaya
17 March 2010: After the First World War, the Straits Settlements Volunteer Force of Singapore was expanded and given a much greater role in the colony’s defense. Today we look at the role of the "Lion of Singapore" battalions in our Tiger of Malaya game. Don't wait to buy the game, because its days are numbered!

Singapore!
16 March 2010: Tiger of Malaya is on its way out the door, and for the next several weeks we'll be providing even more content and play aids for the game. Today we have one of the most useful: a FREE download of an enlarged map of the island of Singapore. Place it next to your game and have no fear of fat fingers spraying the defenders across the Strait of Malacca. Pick up the game while you still can; it's just $29.99 while supplies last.

Put Not Your Trust
in Princes
15 March 2010: Following the “Sepoy Rebellion” of 1857, 650 more-or-less independent entities known as the “princely states” remained in India, with their own coinage, government and armed forces. Today we look at the battalions of six princely states in our Tiger of Malaya game. Join in on the fun: Get your own copy of Tiger of Malaya before it heads to Valhalla!

Finding a Cure
for 'New Game-itis'
12 March 2010: We're eager to get new boxed games in stock, and we know our customers are, too. But when components don't arrive on schedule as anticipated, we turn to Plan B to fill the gap: new products and a half-priced Tiger.

Into the Future
9 March 2010: It's been a strange couple of weeks at Avalanche Press, and the recent events have prompted the boss to take a long look into the future of the company. In the end, it's all good — and today he articulates why.

Command at Alamein:
Playing to Win
8 March 2010: Lost somewhere between the earlier desert battles of maneuver and the later, inter-allied operations in Tunisia, the battle of Alamein is often discussed but seldom gamed. With the publication of our Alamein game, that has changed. Now is your last chance to order Alamein — in a few hours it heads for the fire pit!

Monitors at Alamein
6 March 2010: We included no warships in our massive Alamein game, because other than a few scattered bombardments by British destroyers, naval gunfire played no role in the battles. But today we offer a Daily Content variant allowing you to use 15-inch naval guns to blast Nazis. Hurry to purchase Alamein because any remaining copies will be toast on Monday!

More Alamein!
4 March 2010: Throughout February, we ran a series of variants for our gigantic Alamein game. Today the Allied segment continues with five new possibilities. These greatly expand your potential fun — but only if you have the game! Grab it now while you still can — come Monday, we send the rest to an eco-friendly end.

Heroism
3 March 2010: Today David Meyler reminds us that while games are trivial things, history is far from trivial. Dietrich Bonhoeffer gave his life to redeem his nation from the evil of the Third Reich. It's always a good time to remember.

Crunchy Alamein
1 March 2010: Alamein has "lots of crunchy bits," with plenty of details and dimension. Today we explain why that makes this game play so well. Add Alamein to your collection now, because next week it heads to Valhalla!

Alamein Errata
and Clarifications
26 February 2010: Today Brian Knipple clears up a few things in our monster Alamein game, and we include some replacement pieces in a FREE download. Don't wait to buy Alamein, because on March 8 we'll send any remaining copies to board game heaven!

Another Division
25 February 2010: With Alamein heading for Valhalla, we've launched a whole series of variants for the game. We've run variants for the Germans, and it's time for Part One of the Allied variants. Grab hold of the game while you still can: Come March 8, every remaining copy becomes kindling!

GIANT Sized Free Download
24 February 2010: At least by Daily Content standards: 140 NEW counters for our Alamein variants. Download these free counters and add 10th Panzer Division, 22nd Motorized-Tropical Air-Landing Division and more to your Alamein fun. Grab the giant game to go with them NOW for half its original price before it feeds the flames of warehouse efficiency!

Third Reich Play Aids
12 February 2010: Mark Verdeur makes his first Daily Content appearance, with a set of play aids for our Third Reich game. Maximum deployable air and naval factors, conquered cities — it's all in Mark's add-ons available here for FREE download.

Lords of Steel Conclusion
11 February 2010: Today Doug McNair wraps up his look at the tactics in the Lords of Steel scenario in our 1940: The Fall of France game. Can the French maintain their lead after losing an entire tank platoon to the Germans? Buy your own copy and read along!

More Alamein!
10 February 2010: On Monday we started a series of variants for our gigantic Alamein game. Today the German segment continues with five new possibilities. These greatly expand your potential fun — but only if you have the game! Grab it now while you still can — on March 8, we send the rest to a fiery end.

More Lords of Steel
9 February 2010: Today Doug McNair continues his look at the tactics in the Lords of Steel scenario in our 1940: The Fall of France game. Can the French flanks hold out against the Germans? Get your own copy and play along!

Another Division
8 February 2010: With Alamein heading for Valhalla — hopefully not with a fiery end to the last copies — we start a whole series of variants for the game. Over coming weeks, we'll run variants for the German, Italian and Allied armies that exponentially expand your potential game fun. Today we start with Part One of the German variants. Grab hold of the game while you still can: Come March 8, every remaining copy becomes kindling!

Pieces of Black SS
5 February 2010: It's our newest supplement for the Panzer Grenadier system, a set of special pieces for our Beyond Normandy, Road to Berlin and Elsenborn Ridge games that put the Waffen SS in a long-requested black color scheme. Today the boss describes what you get in the package. And it's just $9.99!

End of the End
of the Beginning
4 February 2010: Alamein is by far our largest game, but no longer our most expensive. Starting today its regular price is dropping in half, to $99.99, until the last one is gone. Today the boss describes why in a rant filled with buzzwords and stuff.

1940: Lords of Steel
3 February 2010: One of the most intriguing aspects of our 1940: The Fall of France game is the widely varying troop quality of the French forces and how that affects game play. Today Doug McNair looks at the Lords of Steel scenario, where troop quality plays a crucial role. Get your own copy and read along with Doug!

Norway's Fleet
2 February 2010: In reality, Norway did not fight in the First World War. But the fleet appears in our Great War at Sea: Jutland game along with hypothetical scenarios based on Norwegian, British and German war plans. Join the Norwegian fleet and chase the Swedes!