It feels like Rubicon's War Game series has been all over the place. Great Little War Game [$1.99] was an accessible turn-based strategy game packed with content and a cheeky sense of humor. Its follow-up, Great Big War Game [$2.99], went for a bigger scale and added in online multiplayer. The next game in the series was Great Little War Game 2 [$1.99], which went for a more streamlined experience with portrait orientation, smaller levels, and no multiplayer at all. It was a fun game taken on its own merits, but it was somewhat of an underwhelming entry for the series to go out on. Well, here we are three years later, and it looks like the General isn't ready to hang up his pants yet. Epic Little War Game [$4.99] is here, and if you were one of the people who wished the last game was more fully-featured, you're going to be very happy with this one. The General and his army of blue guys are back, battling against their stalwart enemies, the red guys. Just about everything good that you remember from the previous games is back. You can engage in turn-based battles against the computer in the single-player campaign or a skirmish mode. The skirmish mode also supports multiplayer via pass-and-play for up to six players. You can mix and match any amount of human and CPU forces, so if you just want to team up on the computer with your buddy, you can do that. There are tons of pre-built maps on all kinds of terrain types to play on, and you can even generate a random map if you wan...