"Brigadier General Solo Wargame Rules Now Available." Topic

Hi, I've finished writing and playtesting my element based WW2 solo wargame, Brigadier General. It is available for purchase from both my store blog here: link and WargamesVault here: link
I know it won't be everyone's cup of tea but my group enjoys it both as a solo game and multiplayer. So I made it available for purchase in the event others might enjoy it. We're in the process of seeing what mods we can make of it and adding expansions.
Thanks for looking!

"An element based World War II miniatures solo wargame with a d6 based system. Playable in 2 hours or less. Our goal with Brigadier General was to provide a fun and simple game with the ability to cover battles both real and imagined from 1931 to 1958. This is not a complicated game to produce historical results, but rather a simple game with a World War II setting.

Remember when reading as well as playing our game, to look upon them from the viewpoint of a solo-wargamer and as a regimental or brigade commander. Your concern is not so much what individual weapons or tactics a unit has but what its function is within your command and their ability to fight.

The game comes with campaign rules, scenarios, army lists as well as the artificial intelligence matrix to bring your solo wargames alive. BG is the core set, future expansions are underway that will add to this game. Thank you for visiting."

Sounds interesting, can you give a few details on basing, what a stand represents, unit scale and that kind of thing?

Thanks..

For 6mm or less models than a 40mm square base, 50mm for 10 & 15mm. Each element represents 1 company. You take the role of a regimental or brigade commander.

Here is a battle report: link

And another using our upcoming Vietnam Expansion, this report showcases how you can use models based for other systems as in these were based for HOTT-Nam:
link

Example of a 6mm Army based up for Brigadier General: link

1/600 Example: link

Interesting, thanks!

How many pages long?

33