I lose track of the number of times people have tried to translate the tabletop experience to the world of videogames. Even putting the countless Warhammer and Dungeons & Dragons adaptations aside, there are Battletech, Pathfinder, and Cyberpunk games aplenty. Even the original Fallout is loosely based on GURPS. Never before, however, has a Second World War tabletop game made the move to the digital realm. At least, that's what Bolt Action publisher Slitherine says, and I'm struggling to prove them wrong.Read the full story on PCGamesN: New WW2 strategy game is the latest case of a tabletop classic going digital, but it retains the joy of painting miniatures