The Bell of Treason is a fast-paced, card-driven board game in which two players experience the existential crisis faced by Czechoslovakia in response to Hitler’s territorial demands.
One player represents the ideal of trying to Defend the country, even without allies and at any cost. The other player represents the historically victorious ideal of agreeing to Concede the Sudetenland territory, in order to prevent bloodshed and hoping that Hitler’s demands would stop there.
The game adapts the crisis modeling system originally introduced in Fort Sumter and then further developed in Red Flag Over Paris. The game does not make any judgment about whether it would have been the right choice for Czechoslovakia to defend itself in 1938, nor whether such a defense could, in any sense, have been successful. Instead, it allows you to experience for yourself this crisis period of 1938, which forever influenced Czechoslovakia's path and the eventual course of World War II. The game can also be played solo, using an adaption of the system designed for Red Flag Over Paris.
Sumérgete en los desafíos y encuentros que marcaron los viajes de Colón en el Caribe.
Chicago '68 is a board game for 1-4 players covering the Democratic National Convention of 1968, a pivotal moment for the United States' involvement in Vietnam and the evolution of party politics during the turbulent 1960s. Players take the sides of the protesters or the Establishment; in 3-4 player games, the two sides are divided into different factions. For solo play, rules are included.
Ninive es un juego táctico/operacional totalmente en castellano que refleja la campaña del Gobierno iraquí para liberar la ciudad de Mosul de las fuerzas del Dáesh entre el 19 de febrero y el 9 de julio de 2017.
The game depicts the struggles of German I. Kavallerie-Korps to breaking through the Soviet 4-я гвардейская армия (4th Guards Army) defenses around the Hungarian town of Zámoly in January 1945, during the attempt to relieve Budapest with Operation Konrad II.
First Republic is a two players card driven historical simulation game of the War of the First Coalition, a war fought between the forces of the First French Republic and a Coalition of European states and internal opponents arrayed against it. The point to point game map portrays the regions of France and western Europe in which the war was fought
12 scenarios for ASL, designed by Pete Shelling, David Lamb, and Matt Zajac.
Berlín 1945 es un juego de simulación bélica para dos jugadores que recrea la Batalla de Berlín del 24 de abril al 2 de mayo de 1945, la última gran batalla y el final de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Un jugador representa al ejército alemán y el otro al soviético. El capítulo final de la destrucción del Tercer Reich comenzó en abril, cuando Stalin desencadenó el brutal poder de 20 ejércitos, 6.300 tanques y 8.500 aviones con el objetivo de aplastar la resistencia alemana y capturar Berlín. Las mermadas fuerzas alemanas opusieron una dura defensa, repeliendo inicialmente a los rusos que atacaban, pero finalmente sucumbiendo ante la fuerza abrumadora.
