The Korean War is published by Sunset Games, and was originally made by Epoch games. Turn length: 1 week Unit Size: Regiments or Divisions. Players: 1-2 Playing Time: 6 hours Solitaire Suitability: High (on a scale of Low-Medium-High) A game on the "Mobile" period of the Korean War covering 6/25/50 to 10/15/50. Components include: (1) 22x34 map (132)...
The Korean War: June 1950-May 1951 is an Operational level wargame simulation of the first year of the conflict for control of the Korean peninsula, from the first North Korean attack, through UN-forces invasion of Inchon and the subsequent drive into North Korea that unleashed the Chinese counter attack. (From back of box): - Two 22 x 34-inch mapsheets. -...
The Korean War: June 1950 - May 1951, Designer Signature Edition, marks the return of a true wargaming classic by Joseph Balkoski first published in 1986, faithfully remastered and updated with this all-new, supersized edition. Hailed by many as of the premier games covering The Korean War, this two-player operational level simulation covers the first year...
Korean Battles is an operational-level simulation of three engagements in 1950: the holding action at the Pusan Perimeter (August – September), the battle to retake Seoul (September), and the withdrawal from the area of the Chosin Reservoir (December). The games all two-player, but are easily adaptable for solitaire. The time and space scales vary from...
Korpi is a cooperation board game based on Finnish folklore, mythology and history. The game also features a mobile application and NFC connection to bring in some magic from outside the box. Game has multiple stories which are played in two parts, starting from adventuring phase and ending in battle phase. During the adventuring phase players take turns...
Korsoun 1944 is a World War 2 Operational level board-wargame that covers the Korsun-Cherkassy pocket, in which two German army corps were encircled by the Soviets in January-February 1944. One player controls the Soviets and tries to close the pocket, while the other one controls the Germans. Published in Vae Victis magazine #72 (Jan-Feb 2007 issue)....
"Korsun 1944" is another wargame of "Great Battles" system (WB-95). It is operation-level wargame presenting clash of arms that started just after new 1944 year came. Game scenario allows 2-5 Players to play all battle or its variants with 5 available scenarios. Battle involved all German mobile reserves on Eastern front which was exhausted and the losses...
Korsun Pocket is a grand tactical/ operational simulation of what the Soviets called the Korsun Shevchenkovsky Operation and the Germans called the Tcherkassy Pocket. This battle, which raged from January 25 through February 17, 1944, was the first large scale encirclement of German forces after Stalingrad and marked the end of the German attempt to...
This is Jack Radey's update of his original monster game of 1978. Two Soviet Fronts surround a German Army in the Ukraine and a ferocious battle takes place as the Germans try to break the encirclement and the Soviets seek to crush both the rescuers and the beleaguered troops in the Korsun Pocket. Contents: • 12 counter sheets of 200 die-cut backprinted...
In Kosmonauts, players take on the role of space cadets who need to complete one final challenge before they can become officers of the Space Forces. The challenge? A race through space during which they demonstrate their spaceship-controlling skills and problem-solving abilities. This race is not linear, and spaceships can pass checkpoints on the planets...