A strategic game of the 1812-13 campaign. Game comes in a zip-lock bag with about 100 die cut counters. The map is a strategic view of Russia from St. Petersburg, the Polish border to Moscow. The French and their allies must choose Moscow, St. Petersburg or both as the Russians must try to prevent this or destroy Napoleon’s army without being destroyed...
SGB-7 Napoleon’s Russian Campaign (1985) (JPY 6800) Subtitled “Borodino & Smolensk.” NRC includes one mapsheet (back printed), 504 counters, one 24-pg rulebook and two (one 32-pg and one 44-pg) historical booklets. Turns are hourly and there is no indication of hex size. Combat units are brigades and divisions with separate leaders. Leaders have four...
The Napoleon's War Series are games that give players the French Army of Napoleon against the foes of France from 1796 -1815. Each game will include battles that have their own custom game boards, plastic figures representing the infantry, artillery, and cavalry with counters representing the special units, leaders, etc. Each battle within the game are...
From the publisher's website: Includes the Battle of Alexandria March 21, 1801 on a desert map. Jena October 14, 1806. Auerstadt October 14, 1806 and Busaco 1810. Each battle has it's own game board on card stock. The battle pack requires ownership of Napoleon's War Vol. I to play. La Rothiere, February 1, 1814 on a winter snow map, was originally going to...
From the publisher's website: Includes four battles from the American War of 1812: Queenston Heights, Chippawa, Bladensburg and New Orleans. Each battle has it's own game board on card stock. The battle pack requires ownership of Napoleon's War Vol. I to play. This Battle Pack uses the plastic miniatures from Napoleon's War Volume I: The 100 Days but...
Napoleon's Wheel 1805: Danube Campaign I Scenarios depicted: Ulm — Napoleon's Wheel, 9-15 Oct. Dürenstein — Kutuzov's Trap, 11 Nov. Schöngrabern — Bagration's Rearguard, 16 Nov. Austerlitz — The Battle of Pratzen and Sokolnitz, 1-2 Dec. Napoleon's Wheel is the next games from OSG's The Library of Napoleonic Battles series. Details on the series are below...
This historical game simulates a battle that took place on the 14th of June, 1800, in Marengo (northern Italy) between the army of the Austrian Empire, led by General Melas, and the French Republican army, led by General Bonaparte. The game system is designed to be of medium complexity while remaining historically accurate. The rules, the map, the combat...
Napoleonica is a hex-based wargame where history is mixed with fantasy. In this game you will have to lead one of the leading armies of the 18th century – French or the British Empire’s army – to confront the evil-stricken Legions of Abyss. Napoleonica: Steel and Magic combines the basic elements of a classic hexagonal wargame with a system for issuing...
Narvik is an Operational level board-wargame of the historical events surrounding the German invasion of Norway in the spring of 1940. Narvik is actually two games in one. The historical game faithfully recreates the situation and explores the alternatives open to the opposing field commanders. On the Strategic level, Narvik may be combined with the other...
The Northern Theatre of Operations 1939-40 is an effort to expand the existing EUROPA games both in scale and scope; in scale by making game components and time frames EUROPA standard, in scope by adding an extensive naval module to the rules set, by starting the game at an earlier date, and by expanding the theatre of operations to the entire Scandinavian...