Musket to Rifle is your key to black powder skirmish warfare from the American revolution through to the arrival of the magazine rifle. The game is a "true" skirmish game dealing with the confrontations between small groups of scattered soldiers, instead of simply using a low figure count and still sticking to formations that skirmishers did not use. This...
"Simple Card Game for 2 players. Simulates a fight between 2 Napoleonic armies. Easy to make: Only 10 card types." "The Deck: Players share a Common deck. 10 card types x 4 = 40 card deck." The card types are General, Cannon, Cavalry, Light Infantry, Line Infantry, Grenadier Infantry, Guard Infantry, Ready, Aim, and Fire. "Morale: Each player starts with...
Muskets and Shakos is a unit based game where units are composed of 2 to 20 figures. In Muskets and Shakos you can choose from two sides, with a total of seven factions. In Muskets and Shakos you can command a division of troops, chosen from the following list: French (including French satellites). Austrian. British (often including allied troops such as...
Muskets & Tomahawks II is a set of rules for recreating skirmishes during the major wars of the 18th and 19th centuries. This “small war” is intrinsic to military campaigns and encompasses a huge variety of situations: reconnaissance missions, raids on enemy villages, attacks on convoys and outposts, and much more. Muskets & Tomahawks sees you lead a...
"N: Regolamento Napoleonico Grande Tattico" is a miniatures wargame rules system created to simulate the great Napoleonic era battles, without using complicated rules. With this ruleset you could strategically manage all the Napoleonic battles in the decisive role of Commander in Chief, through which you will distribute orders to a large army. —description...
A solitaire game of the Napoleonic Wars, based on the designer's Don't Tread on Me (White Dog Games). You play the monarchist Coalitions, led by Britain, and the game's A.I. plays Napoleonic France. The game is grand-strategic; each turn covers an average of two years' real time. Your goal is to force Napoleon to abdicate, through a combination of military...
"Napgammon" is a light weight wargame of luck and maneuver. It takes the core roll-and-move mechanism of Backgammon and applies it to a two-dimensional point-to-point map with differentiated terrain and movement costs. As in Backgammon, players roll two dice at the start of their turn and make one move for each die. Rolling doubles allows four moves, but...
One player plays the 21 pieces of the French army (including Napoleon). The other player plays the 25 pieces of the English army (including Wellington) and the 12 pieces of the Prussian army (including Blücher). The game depicts the battle of Waterloo, and is played on a somewhat abstract map with squares and lines between them to symbolize movement...
The game "Napoleon" was included in Spielbox 6/86 as part of the "Spiel zum Herausnehmen/Game to Remove" series. Thought as an introduction to Cosim games, this game has simplified wargame rules. Anyway, the Allied and French forces enter play according to a detailed time plan. The hex board is somehow exchangeable for Napoleonic battles, because no...