Battle for Hill 218

Let me say that this is a great little game. It's awesome how they manage to tie a lot of wargame concepts--support fire, flanking, supply lines--into this compact, fast playing game.

For $10, you can't go wrong. You can even try it on their website for free.

Only knock is that it can feel pretty abstract sometimes, but for the goal of creating a very light wargame-style conflict card game that's fast playing and has a lot of strategy, they really nailed it here.

This is an odd little two player game of simple card placement. Each player has a small number of cards, placement rules are pretty simple, and games are over fairly quickly. Yet it's oddly satisfying. Seems like it should have pretty finite replayability, but if that's the case, I haven't noticed yet.