If you enjoy tactical warfare with that classic 80s vibe, Battlesuit is a deep dive into the Ogre / G.E.V. universe. But don't be fooled: while it shares the same setting, the scale here is completely different. While Ogre is all about giant machines, Battlesuit brings the action down to ground level, where each counter represents a single infantryman. It's the kind of game that demands precision and planning, turning the battlefield into a futuristic and deadly chessboard.

The game features a generous green and brown map, along with several sheets of colored counters (black, red, and white) that define the forces in combat. The experience is focused on strategic dueling, where three-dimensional movement and line of sight are crucial to deciding who dominates the terrain. If you love calculating every move and managing unit positioning to gain a tactical edge, this title is right up your alley.

Historical curiosity: Battlesuit was originally born in the pages of 'The Space Gamer' magazine in 1983. Those who got the first version dealt with some printing errors on the counters, but the publisher was quick to provide replacements in the following issue. Today, it stands as a fascinating example of how changing the scale of a game can completely shift the combat dynamics within the same universe. Get your dice ready, position your soldiers, and try not to get annihilated in the process!