This is the first part of the Gundam RPG game by Tsukuda. It introduced Space Warfare. It includes rulebook, scenario book, two unpunched counter sheets, two mounted maps, two player aids, and 30 data cards, It can be played on its own and does not require any other games in this series. Further sets enhance the experience and add things like land warfare...
Siege is a two-player tactical level board-wargame, vaguely inspired by ancient Chess-like games such as Chinese Chess. Four knights (which move like Chess knights) attack a castle guarded by four footmen (like Kings) and a Commander (like Bishops but with a special Rook-like move). The terrain is divided into the Castle, lawn and moat (for lack of better...
The Siege can be played in two different ways: either as a wargame or as a boardgame. As a Wargame, The Siege can be played with two or more players. It is turned based, with a few options for how the turns progress. Paper miniatures are included in the game package. A grid, consisting of squares, is used as a board. Some scenery may be included, such as...
From publisher's press release: Based on the classic chess, Siege is played with a standard set of chess pieces, a circular 120-space Siege board, and new objectives. With its debut at the 2008 Canadian Toy & Hobby Fair on January 26-28 in Toronto, Siege Games is poised to unleash this innovative new game on Canadian chess players. "If you can play chess...
In Siege!, one player controls an army that is attacking a castle and trying to capture the other player's king. The other player is defending. Pieces in the turn are placed upside-down to hide their values. Each player has 10 pieces ranging in value from 1 to 4. The king is placed on a marked square on the far side of the board. Each turn, the players...
A campaign of 6 scenarios in which the rules and victory conditions will change, to achieve greater replayability. Add new heroes with new abilities and objectives. Feat cards give you access to new objectives to increase your score. Now with booster cards, players can interact with each other using an ability at the end of the turn, but giving points to...
"Siege at Peking: A Clash of Imperial Forces" "A two player recreation of the Allied legation defense against the Boxer and Imperial forces of China . . . the siege lasted from June 20 to August 14 in 1900. For fifty-five days the greatly outnumbered Allied troops fought a desperate defense without relief, marked by countless incidents of exceptional...
A tactical battle game for up to four players, using tiles to form the gameboard, and coins ("armies") and pawns ("commanders") as playing pieces. Dice are used to determine how far pieces can move, while the coin values determine the outcome of the one-on-one battles that take place in the game. The objective of the game is to move your Commander onto...
10 Roman legions besiege a Gallic force in Alesia, and they are in turn besieged in their siege works by a relieving Gallic force. This hex and counter game is Volume XI in the Series: Great Battles of History (GMT Games) series by GMT. The game uses similar mechanics to other games in the series; however, It is centered around a siege instead of a more...
The Battle of Alesia took place in September 52 BC around the Gallic oppidum of Alesia. Situated probably atop Mont Auxois, above modern Alise-Sainte-Reine in France, but this location does not fit Caesar's description of the battle. A number of alternatives have been proposed over time, among which Chaux-des-Crotenay (in Jura in modern France) only...