FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – The Board of Governors is proud to announce the nominees for the 2021 Charles S. Roberts Awards for Excellence in Conflict Simulation Games (“CSR Awards”). The final public ballot to determine the winners of the 2021 Charles S. Roberts Awards is now available, and will remain open through 10 December, 2022. Please vote only once, and get your votes in quickly!
The wargaming public voted upon these nominees during May and June of 2022. The ballots were then tabulated by representatives of the Charles S. Roberts Awards Board of governors. This process has indeed taken longer than anticipated, and was fraught with more perils than had been foreseen. Nevertheless, and with our apologies, the Board is proud to announce our 2021 nominees for excellence in conflict simulation.
For wargames set from before Antiquity to the Middle Ages through 1453.
For wargames set between 1453 and 1793, explicitly including the Renaissance and Sengoku Jidai.
For wargames set after 1793, up to World War I , excluding the American Civil War and the Napoleonic Wars involving Napoleon or one of his Marshals
For wargames set in the Napoleonic Wars era between 1793 and 1815 and involving Napoleon or one of his Marshals.
For wargames set during the American Civil War 1861-1865, or dealing with the foundations or aftermath of that conflict.
For wargames set between 1914 and before the Spanish Civil War.
For wargames set in the period of World War II.
For wargames set after World War II, during the Cold War, or hypothetical conflicts after World War 2.
For wargames set in a science fiction or fantasy setting.
For wargames designed to be played by one or more players in a cooperative mode, or with a dedicated solitaire experience.
For wargames published or distributed with a wargaming magazine.
For a supplement to an existing wargame and not a stand-alone game on its own, and which requires the base game.
For the graphical, physical presentation and visual interface of a wargame’s playing components and player aids, excepting the map or playing surface, and the rules.
For the graphical and physical presentation of a wargame’s playing surface or board.
For the complete presentation of a wargame’s rules.
For artwork of a wargame’s front and back exterior packaging.
For wargames played primarily on a computer.
For a wargame magazine, published regularly, either in print or electronically.
For a wargame review or analysis website, webcast, or podcast. Not for a single episode, but for the outlet as a whole.
For a specific article or series of articles analyzing the history within a wargame, interview, or a new scenario for an existing wargame in print or web format.
For the best wargame of the year, excluding reprints and reissues.
For the wargame or person that has made the most impact in the past year.
For an individual who has made significant contributions to the wargame industry, who has not been previously awarded.
For a designer or team of designers whose first or second published wargame design was released during the year.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – The Board of Governors is proud to announce the nominees for the 2021 Charles S. Roberts Awards for Excellence in Conflict Simulation Games (“CSR Awards”). The final public ballot to determine the winners of the 2021 Charles S. Roberts Awards is now available, and will remain open through 10 December, 2022. Please vote only once, and get your votes in quickly!
The wargaming public voted upon these nominees during May and June of 2022. The ballots were then tabulated by representatives of the Charles S. Roberts Awards Board of governors. This process has indeed taken longer than anticipated, and was fraught with more perils than had been foreseen. Nevertheless, and with our apologies, the Board is proud to announce our 2021 nominees for excellence in conflict simulation.