What games do you folks play?
Outside of the 'standard' gothic SF rules (WH40K) I've gotten into Gruntz for 15mm miniatures.
I plan on experimenting with an independent publishers rules called "Renegade Scout" from Nordic Weasel Games (on Wargame Vault). The author created a 'retro-clone' of "Rouge Trader" (WH40K 1st edition). Mechanics allow for characters to be converted pretty readily, while offering some non-gothic additional aliens, creatures, and completely different (and easier) vehicle rules.
Then there is the Osprey games, which have proven quite fun. One 'dark horse' game from Osprey has been 'Gaslands' a game in which you use templates to move Hot Wheel/Matchbox cars on a race track in a Car Wars/Death Race inspired post-apoc world. Best beer and pretzels game, and easiest to get into...
Outside of the 'standard' gothic SF rules (WH40K) I've gotten into Gruntz for 15mm miniatures.
I plan on experimenting with an independent publishers rules called "Renegade Scout" from Nordic Weasel Games (on Wargame Vault). The author created a 'retro-clone' of "Rouge Trader" (WH40K 1st edition). Mechanics allow for characters to be converted pretty readily, while offering some non-gothic additional aliens, creatures, and completely different (and easier) vehicle rules.
Then there is the Osprey games, which have proven quite fun. One 'dark horse' game from Osprey has been 'Gaslands' a game in which you use templates to move Hot Wheel/Matchbox cars on a race track in a Car Wars/Death Race inspired post-apoc world. Best beer and pretzels game, and easiest to get into...