Commentary

• Notes on the Ogre, by Steve Jackson. The original designer's notes article from Space Gamer #9.
• GEV - A Designer's Introduction, by Steve Jackson. The designer's notes, from The Space Gamer.
• Another ^@**&?!! Ogre Article, also by Steve Jackson, contains some notes on the early history of Ogre, and notes on the Ogre Marks I, II, IV, VI, and the Fencer Ogre.
• Riding the Shockwave: Analysis and Strategy, by Philip Rennert, contains commentary on Shockwave, including strategy notes and recommendations for the various new units and scenarios.
• Ogre: A Review, by Robert C. Kirk. One of the first reviews, with some notes on basic strategy.
• Tank: Present, Future, Ogre..., by Charles R. Bowles. A description of trends in modern AFV development, and how they might lead to the Ogre.
• Ask the Ogre archives. The Q & A column from Pyramid magazine.
• A Beginner's Guide to Map-Bashing, by Craig York and Steve Jackson, is one part of a three-part article called Icepick. The other parts are a scenario and some fiction.
• Old Illuminati BBS Posts from 1992-93. General Ogre discussion and questions.
• Online Ogre, by Herr Wiz. Rules for playing Ogre by e-mail or conference postings.

Strategy and Tactics

• Tournament Ogre/G.E.V., by Philip Rennert, is an excellent article on strategy and force choices in the Ceasefire Collapse scenario, from a honest-to-goodness tournament winner.
• The Four Howitzer Defense in Ogre, by Chester Hendrix, explains how to use four howitzers to good effect in basic Ogre.
• How To Apply Statistical Result Resolution To Games, by Michael A. Montgomery. Very useful for rapid combat resolution and strategic and tactical plan evaluation.
• Playing the Odds in Ogre/GEV, by Roland Parenteau, is an article about using probability to maximum effect.
• Basic Ogre Strategy, by Steve Jackson. Strategies for the Ogre in games of basic Ogre.
• Basic Ogre Defense, by Michael Nahas. A guide on playing the defense in Ogre... without howitzers.

Variants and New Units

• The Suicide Ogre: Goliath, by Tim Solis, is a set of rules for a kamikaze Ogre.
• A listing of new and variant armour units from assorted sources.
• An addendum to the above.
• Continental Siege Aircraft, by Greg Costikyan, introduces rules for bombers, fighters, and flying Ogres! (Very, very unofficial, but sort of amusing to play with.)
• BPC Subs, by Martin Halbert, is a set of rules for submarines and naval units for Ogre.
• Godzilla 2076: Atomic Monsters in the World of Ogre!, by John Hurtt. Pyramid #1, 1993. Creating movie monsters using Ogre stats, and destroying cities using Ogre rules.
• The Uncertainty Principle: Modifications in Ogre, by Brian McCue, includes rules for playing an Ogre by the random draw of cards, and for concealed Ogre damage.
• Destroy All Ogres!, by John Hurtt. Pyramid #5, January/February 1994. Game stats for Mothra and Ghidrah.
• Ogre Mecha, by Marc A. Vezina. Mecha Press 12. Imagine an alternate Ogre world where powered battlesuit development didn't stop until they were over 10 meters tall. Ogre, anime-style.
• Ogre Cyberwalkers, by Marc A. Vezina. Mecha Press 13. Another alternate world of cybertank development - giant walking Ogres striding across the battlefields of tomorrow.
• Airstrike, by David Searle. Optional (and very unofficial) rules for air units.
• Armor!, by David Searle. More optional rules, covering new missiles and armor units.
• Optional Sighting Rules for GEV, by David Seagraves.
• Ogre Construction Set, by Tom Warner. A point system for building Ogres.
• Ogre/GEV Compatible Maps, by Noah V. Doyle.

Fiction

• MacGregor's Maxim, by Jack L. Thomas.
• GEV, by J.D. Bell.
• Introductory Vignette, by Steve Jackson.
• Duel, by Stephen V. Cole.
• Icepick, by Craig York and Steve Jackson, accompanies a scenario and an article on map bashing.

A bibliography of all Ogre-related articles from Space Gamer, Mecha Press and Pyramid is also available.

See also the section for Scenarios and the history of the Ogre world in The Last War.