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Quests For The Brave arrived today. Won on my first playthrough, but I'm sure that was a fluke and expect to lose horribly on all future playthroughs.😉 Just wanted to pop in here and say "Great game!" This is my 2nd Mike Lambo gamebook purchase and I'm sure many more will follow. Thanks for providing me with hours of fun!

Wow, 4 sixes out of 7 dice! That's pretty unlucky indeed. 4+ sixes on 7d6 is about 1.76%!

Looks like fun! Thanks Mike!

I own them all and each one is different, but challenging, in its own unique way. I look forward to the next 22 Mike!

Arrives tomorrow for me. Id like to mount the pieces on blocks. Are those half inch square?

Suggestion: A link direkt to Amazon word help :)

The YT algo gods gave me this vid and immediately got Adv Squad Leader nostalgia vibes, going to Amazon to do some shopping now!

I only have Outpost 2099. It's been fun.

my next purchase, bring a Canadian will be Assault On Vimy Ridge for sure

Highly recommend Fields of Normandy XL! It’s the third evolution of a very engaging and challenging system that has infinite replayability given the way the AI works with initially hidden units, etc.(FoN and FoN being the earlier two iterations of the system)

Naval battles would be great! Jutland, Midway, Coral Sea, Leyte Gulf or even Salamis (love me some Greek Triremes)

Mike are you willing to share your top five best sellers? Just curious. Love your games. I have eight, favouring war themed. I particularly love the LRRP system.

How did I miss this one?!! Right up my alley!!! Must get the wallet out I guess...

Maybe do something along the lines of GW Battlecars? Just a thought...

My first is arriving tomorrow: LRRP. Looking forward to it.

Hi Mike. A spanish fan here! When can we expec a new game in spanish?

Few designers have put out such quantity and, more importantly, such quality games.

I have all your WW2 titles, money well spent. Mine are printed out at my usual professional printer and I have them in a rather impressive spiral bound set up. I have put all the game pieces on foam core board. In hindsight I currently prefer a dual layer card stock approach (foam core is a nightmare to cut in small pieces).

Wow 😊 thanks for your work here 😊

ohave all your solitary books and i make 2 forms the historiques games and the others ;

Still waiting for some naval campaigns! Let's get some battlewagons and dreadnoughts slugging it out!

lol your gunner can't hit anything!! Frustrating

I got my copy from Amazon and a friend is painting little 3D printed tanks/vehilces for me. Can't wait to play!!

Mike, I love your books/games! Moreover, these videos are great! They help me a lot.

I would love for you to do a fantasy version of this. Rescue the Princess, steal the treasure, assassinate the evil king.... And/or a WW2 version. This system would lend itself very well to act out the "kill the German officers" mission of The Dirty Dozen. 😉

very clever

Absolutely loving this game, especially the campaign feature. Only thing I'm having a bit of confusion with is the instant sniper shot. I get that if a US unit is in the adjacent hex and reveals a rifle unit with sniper they take an instant morale loss. But, for example I have had it once or twice where I have rolled a Move and Grenade order, and revealed a rifle unit with sniper, which drops the US unit down to low morale. Does this mean that the US unit does not get to make the grenade attack as they are now in low morale and are only able to carry out the first order of the roll?

Hi Mike. Thank you for the hardcover version. Do you have any updates on future hardcover releases? Looking to buy more of your books and prefer the hardcover version if possible. Thank you again

Hi Mike, I really like your game and hope to get more but I notice I can’t find the hostage rescue on Amazon Canada. Just curious is it out of stock ? Thank you in advance

Excuse me, I'm a newbie. Does that mean the counters are not attached to the book, and I need to print the counters and stick to thick cards?

Just want to check, is Fields of Normandy the British Army and Fields of Normandy XL US Army?

I've tried labels, not perfect. Mounted to foam core board, unpleasant for anthing smaller than 1 inch square. The best results are print to card stock and for double sided matching fronts to backs is a challenge that takes practice. So far I have learned, cutting counters requires a metal ruler and a fresh box cutter blade. Even my razor sharp Fiskars shears grenerate a pinching effect. I have been using 3M brand spray adhesive, Once you have tried it you never go back to other glue methods.

I've just played Mission 1, which is my first ever hex and dice game. I really enjoyed it. Didn't think it would be so engrossing but it was and I can't wait to play again. Just got to get my ahead around the rules for Battle for Ramadi next.

I'm thinking I might try and build a bit of a hex board and get some 10mm miniatures to use for this - I see no reason that would not work Edit: although i would need to be able to set up the terrain pieces and roads etc somehow hmmm

Where did you get your dice tower? Minimal sound when rolling.

Just bought my first Mike Lambo gamebook, can't wait for it to arrive!

Really nice! We all need a Mike Lambo game about WWI, don't we? 😊

Just today I stumbled randomly upon a Facebook group which covered the topic of solo-boardgames. I was immediately interested, because I didn´t know that such games are really a thing. Scrolling through the different posts in this group, many people asked about good games to start with and your name popped up several times. Then I searched UA-cam for more information and maybe a first look on how your games look like and how to play them, and here I am. And now you got yourself a new subscriber and I can´t wait to get my copy of Battles of Kursk, which hopefully arrives in two days. I only hope that the language barrier isn´t that bad as I am expecting it, because I am german.

Thank you for this! Are any more medieval books in the works by any chance?

Couple of pointers I have learned. Get a professional printer to do your printing. You deserve quality. Use a spray can of non water based adhesive. Try ordinary white glue to see why you don't want to use water based glue. Get your print outs done on card stock if you can, but paper will do. Use foam core board if you can. Don't use Bristol board, it just isn't thick enough. If you use a foam core board, you want a nice sharp box cutter type knife. Use a steel ruler if you plan to cut long straight edges. Foam core board can be a bit thick, I have found once the counters are made, you can hammer them a lot flatter without harming the counters really. You end up with something a bit thicker than conventional wargame pieces. Optional, if you clue 3 layers of Bristol board together you get a very durable counter density, but it takes some effort to cut through (not a good idea for massive sums of counters is my guess.

Warning warning warning :) I want to comment on a possible danger with Mike's games. You might accidentally become obsessed with creating really cool game pieces and end up not playing the games :) I have found myself getting a bit silly with this behaviour. But if you really must go all out, you might want to consider GHQ miniatures for table top wargaming. I'm thinking of doing so for the vehicles. And using ordinary 72nd scale figures for the troops. I might try and find some Monopoly buildings for 'cover'.

Mike, I'm what gaming calls a 'Crafter' and you clearly are my favourite sort of resource :) I will be picking up Kursk in a couple of days when my allowance comes in :) I can't say enough for your games. Can I ask for an Italian campaign book next? Or maybe something from the jungles of Burma. I have many of your WW2 items so far.

Waiting for the amazon version and... another one for the collection ;)

Finally succeeded at mission 2 after 5 failed attempts. Decided to go straight for the Tiger as it was the nearest tank to my Sherman on first round, managed to damage it and avoid any fire from enemy tanks and then destroy the Tiger on round 2. A little manoeuvring and avoiding a Panzer IV addition and finally escaped off top of map after round 6/7. Excellent and compelling game play Mike, thank you. On to mission 3

Good stuff Mike 👏👏

Nice playthrough Mike 👍👍

Great stuff Mike. I was distracted by “real life” earlier this week - so now is the time to watch all your Battles of Kursk videos. 😀👍

I take copies to FedEx Office and have them spiral bound for about $5.

Hi Mike, good job with the orders mechanic. You've managed to implement a command and control system with simplicity and elegancy. Nicely done!

Have you considered a ring binder-style for your books to ensure flatness of the maps? It seems to me that might be quite good.