Good evening, you are listening to Three Moves Ahead, and I'm your host, Rob Zakeney.

Join me today for the conclusion of 3MA's third century of shows is 3MI founder, Troy Goodfellow.

Hello, everyone. It's great to still be here and not completely usurped.

Well, I like to keep you around like Banquo's Ghost, if I'm being honest. I think it lends a certain class to the podcast.

We also welcome back our elite irregular panelist, Bruce Garrick. Yeah, how are all gamers?

And finally, who better to join us on episode 300 than the man who was here at the start,

back for the first time since our Rise of Nation show, quarter to three is Tom

Check. Hello, everyone. Thanks for having me. And as usual, if I can get anyone a coffee,

let me know at any moment, and I'll just run into the kitchen and make you one. What about a

cream soda? That's only after 400 episodes. Do we get cream sodas? Yeah, we're still on the coffee

level and three moves ahead.

Well, refusing cream soda requests, I'm pretty sure is a good way to lose hearts and

minds.

So I don't know what you're doing at home.

My campaign for pacification has failed, didn't it?

God.

And that's a little hint.

Yeah, that's a little segue, as the pros call it. Today we're going to be talking

about Vietnam 65, a war game by developer every single soldier for tablet and PC. Bruce and Tom

have already done some fantastic coverage of it over on a quarter to three. So actually I'm

going to throw it right over to you guys here at the start. What's Vietnam 65, and how does it work?

It's the 2015 game of the year, and it works like the Vietnam War.

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