plan. It included all the material previously distributed over Europa VI/IX/XI in a single publication, now officially Europa VI but billed as "Europa VI/IX/XI" on the game box. It also offered the following changes to the earlier numbering scheme, though none of the proposed new material has been published: Europa V (a combination of the earlier V & VIII) Blitzkrieg in the West Europa VIII - The partisan/anti-partisan campaign in southeastern Europe, 1941-1945. Partisan War Europa IX (previously XVII) Peace in our Time Europa XI (previously XV) The Naval War Europa XV (previously XVI) Grand Europa Material included with Storm Over Scandinavia, published in 1998, retained the same scheme, but proposed some new titles: Total War would be a third edition of Europa I. Total Victory would be a third edition of Europa II, and would apparently also cover material originally planned for the unpublished Götterdämmerung. The proposed but unpublished Blitzkrieg in the West would be retitled Lightning War. Much of this planning apparently became moot when GR/D's assets were picked up by Mill Creek Ventures in 2001. Work on a Europa-style game covering the campaign in East Africa had already been underway by a group calling itself "The East Africa Map Company", and it now became an official Europa project to be published as Wavell's War, covering all of World War II not only in East Africa, but in North Africa and the Mediterranean as well. It was offered for preorder in 2002, and was published in November 2005. No Europa series number has been announced for it. Mill Creek Ventures also continued development of Total War, the third edition of Europa I, and has offered it for preorder since 2003. The first components of this game (maps and counters) were released to purchasers at the end of 2012. Earlier in 2011, customers were given the opportunity to purchase additional unfolded maps from Total War. Although development of the series continues, no formal plan for its completion has been announced since the one given in Storm Over Scandinavia in 1998. Current status The current status of the series can be seen at the publisher's Europa site, hmsgrd.com. February 2013, the plan for Europa conforms approximately to the plan offered in 1998 (above), except that no Roman numerals are given for the games, and: Partisan War has been renamed PARTIZAN! Wavell's War published in 2005, joined the list, including coverage