Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Solo wargaming is no longer a last resort—it’s one of the fastest-growing ways to enjoy tabletop wargaming. In this video, I explore how solo play can be just as engaging, tactical, and immersive as playing against a real opponent. We’ll look at why so many historical wargamers and miniature painters are embracing solitaire gaming, from busy schedules to remote locations, and the surprising benefits it brings. I also break down proven ways to “automate” an enemy, including systems like Mr Babbage, classic programmed scenarios, and modern innovations—even the role of AI in solo wargames. Whether you’re new to solo play or a seasoned player, this is a deep dive into making your games more dynamic, challenging, and fun.
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Solo wargaming is no longer a last resort—it’s one of the fastest-growing ways to enjoy tabletop wargaming. In this video, I explore how solo play can be just as engaging, tactical, and immersive as playing against a real opponent. We’ll look at why so many historical wargamers and miniature painters are embracing solitaire gaming, from busy schedules to remote locations, and the surprising benefits it brings. I also break down proven ways to “automate” an enemy, including systems like Mr Babbage, classic programmed scenarios, and modern innovations—even the role of AI in solo wargames. Whether you’re new to solo play or a seasoned player, this is a deep dive into making your games more dynamic, challenging, and fun.
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