Titles
Listed newest first. Each of these is a real-time simulation of land combat at battalion or brigade level, built on the same command model: you give orders and standing procedures, and your subordinate leaders carry them out. All are Windows downloads sold through Shrapnel Games, who set current pricing.

A British battle group against a Soviet-style enemy on Salisbury Plain. The best place to start.

Air cavalry operations across four decades, from the Ia Drang Valley to Mogadishu and Afghanistan.

The Arab-Israeli wars, from 1956 through the Yom Kippur War, plus two hypothetical modern battles.

Ten weeks in the South Atlantic, fought on the same topographic maps the British carried ashore.

A near-future campaign on the Korean peninsula, fought with next-generation weapons and hard political constraints.

Command a combined arms battalion task force in command real time, at a level of fidelity built for professional trainers.

The title that started the series: brigade-level modern land warfare, simulated rather than balanced.
Which one first?
New to the series? Start with Battle Group Commander: Episode One, the smallest and least expensive, or BCT Commander. Want the deepest version of the engine? Air Assault Task Force. Want history? The Falklands War: 1982 or The Star and the Crescent. Not sure? Every title has a free demo.