War Storm Series presents the first expansion of the tactical game set in the Spanish Civil War, A las Barricadas!. Help Arrives... in the form of new units such as the International Brigades, the Italian Corpo Troppe Volontarie, and the German Cóndor Legion.

Help Arrives... with 300 new counters and 12 exciting new scenarios that expand the original game and cover almost every type of unit that took part in the conflict.

This game was dropped by Multi-Man press in November 2012.

Expands:

• A las Barricadas!

NEWS

2012-11-06 - News from MMP:

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Fellow Gamers!

"Putting our money where our mouth is (so to speak), we are dropping some games from our preorder list. Make no mistake about it, we think these are great games that we would be proud to publish, but we think we need to make some hard decisions concerning games that are not capable of hitting their P# anytime soon.

The easiest games to cut are two reprints, Drive on Paris and Fallschirmjager. Although these games are proven successes, the market to reprint them just isn't there right now. Maybe later for them. Harder decisions were required for the reprint of A Las Barricadas and its expansion Help Arrives, and for the initial entry in the War Storm Series-France 1940. All three suffer from competing with our other tactical WWII-era games, with ALB's problems compounded by a seemingly-limited interest in the Spanish Civil War as a topic."

Seriously disappointed that this will not be getting a reprint, and I can't help but feel that the "seemingly-limited interest" is at least partially due to MMP's apparent inability to market or communicate about its own intended releases. With games like Conflict of Heroes flying off the shelves, there's obviously an appetite for this type of game. In any case, with any luck Mr. Eskubi can find a publisher for this at some point so it can see the light of day once again."

Now we can inform you we are in contact with other companies to get published our games, hope we can give more info soon.

Juan Carlos and me want give a big thanks to MMP and and all of you for your support.