Absolute War! - The Russian Front 1941-45
This two-player wargame recreates the titanic struggle between the invading armies of Nazi Germany versus the Soviet Union in a fresh new way. This new approach is even faster and... (continuer à lire)
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Temps de jeu
60 minutes
Publié en
2021
Age
14+
Éditeur
GMT Games
Joueurs
1 à 2 joueurs
Concepteur
Carl Paradis
Style de jeu
impliqué
Catégories du jeu
War Game, World War II, Simulation, Area Movement, Two-player Game, Movement Points et GMT Games
Description
This two-player wargame recreates the titanic struggle between the invading armies of Nazi Germany versus the Soviet Union in a fresh new way. This new approach is even faster and easier to play - making it perfect for introducing new gamers to the hobby.
After tackling the Russian Front with the first game of the No Retreat! Series, wargamer and designer Carl Paradis revisits this fascinating campaign with: Absolute War! - The Attack on Russia 1941-45.
The design emphasis has been placed on making the game very player-friendly and manageable in its level of scope, difficulty and time of play. With a very low total counter count and density, this quick playing (while still realistic) simulation presents players with deep strategy meriting contemplation.
A system of map areas has been adopted and movement has been streamlined. Combat is handled by the two decks of cards (one German and one Soviet) - meaning no combat tables or dice to roll. These cards are the crux of the game system offering even more variety than regular Combat Result Tables. Like in “No Retreat!” they are used to generate events and special game abilities (ex: Major Offensives, Partisan Raids, Siege Artillery, Increased Replacements, etc…) and now also effortlessly resolve all battle outcomes.
The set-up for a campaign or a scenario will be lightning fast: in less than 10-15 minutes you can get the game going! This high degree of re-playability means that it will reward players' experience with increased skill.
After tackling the Russian Front with the first game of the No Retreat! Series, wargamer and designer Carl Paradis revisits this fascinating campaign with: Absolute War! - The Attack on Russia 1941-45.
The design emphasis has been placed on making the game very player-friendly and manageable in its level of scope, difficulty and time of play. With a very low total counter count and density, this quick playing (while still realistic) simulation presents players with deep strategy meriting contemplation.
A system of map areas has been adopted and movement has been streamlined. Combat is handled by the two decks of cards (one German and one Soviet) - meaning no combat tables or dice to roll. These cards are the crux of the game system offering even more variety than regular Combat Result Tables. Like in “No Retreat!” they are used to generate events and special game abilities (ex: Major Offensives, Partisan Raids, Siege Artillery, Increased Replacements, etc…) and now also effortlessly resolve all battle outcomes.
The set-up for a campaign or a scenario will be lightning fast: in less than 10-15 minutes you can get the game going! This high degree of re-playability means that it will reward players' experience with increased skill.
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Catégories du jeu
Genres
- Jeu de guerre
- Jeu à deux joueurs
- Two-player Game
- War Game
Thème
Méchaniques
- Configuration variable
- Résolution des conflits de jeu de cartes
- Événements
- Scenario / Mission / Campaign Game
- Area Movement
- Simulation
- Movement Points
- Card Play Conflict Resolution
- Events
- Variable Set-up
Maison d'édition
Concepteur
- Carl Paradis
Développeur
- Jack Stalica
Artistes
- Carl Paradis
- Charles Kibler
- Ilya Kudriashov
- Rodger B. MacGowan
