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SPI (Simulations Publications
SPI, or Simulations Publications Inc., was one of the most historically important and influential American wargame publishers of the 1970s, producing an extraordinary volume and variety of historical wargames that defined the genre for a generation. Founded by James Dunnigan, SPI pioneered the wargame magazine format and made hex-and-counter simulation gaming accessible to a broad audience. Their impact on game design methodology, historical education through gaming, and the hobby's infrastructure remains profound even decades after their closure.
204 games published
Games
The Art of Siege
1978
6.85
2 players
240 min
3.23/5
Four Battles of Army Group South
1979
7.03
2 players
240 min
2.88/5
The Great War in the East
1978
7.18
2 players
300 min
3.18/5
Island War: Four Pacific Battles
1975
6.65
2 players
120 min
2.00/5
Four Battles in North Africa
1976
6.60
2 players
120 min
2.31/5
Westwall: Four Battles to Germany
1976
6.74
2 players
120 min
2.53/5
Modern Battles: Four Contemporary Conflicts
1975
6.73
1-2 players
120 min
2.20/5
Blue & Gray
1975
6.67
2 players
90 min
2.00/5
Blue & Gray II
1975
6.65
2 players
120 min
2.08/5
Modern Battles II: Four Contemporary Conflicts
1977
6.67
1-2 players
120 min
2.42/5
Thirty Years War (first edition)
1976
6.94
1-2 players
120 min
2.06/5
War in Europe
1976
7.23
2-3 players
360 min
3.71/5
Napoleon's Last Battles
1976
7.28
2-4 players
180 min
2.36/5
Great Medieval Battles
1979
6.94
2 players
240 min
2.31/5
Napoleon at War: Four Battles
1975
6.73
2 players
90 min
1.91/5
Panzergruppe Guderian
1976
7.36
2 players
120 min
2.79/5
Battle for Germany
1975
7.19
2-4 players
180 min
2.12/5
War of the Ring
1977
6.70
2-3 players
180 min
3.47/5
Terrible Swift Sword
1976
7.52
2-6 players
4320 min
4.16/5
Freedom in the Galaxy
1979
6.75
2 players
120 min
3.97/5