Outwit. Outrun. Outrage. Raccoon D'État is a family strategy game in which players race to collect treasure, steal from rivals, and escape the city to win. Every turn, players decide whether to move their raccoon toward victory or move the garbage token to disrupt their opponents. Collect treasure from houses across the city Steal loot from rival raccoons...
Race For Bastogne is a Grand Tactical Series (GTS) game that covers one sliver in the history of the Battle of the Bulge. On 16 December 1944, the Germans launched their great offensive through the Ardennes. The XLVII Panzer Corps attacked with the 2. Panzer Division and 26. Volksgrenadier Division, reinforced by the Panzer Lehr Division. Defending was...
A two-player boardgame based on the Agent 13 comic published in 13:Assassin magazine #3. One player takes the role of Agent 13, the other is Agent 13's nemesis, China White, and her minions. Players alternate moving (resolving any random encounters) and then resolve any combat. The first player to capture the power crystal and escape, or eliminate all of...
Part of the Battles For North Africa series (which includes Decision At Kasserine: Rommel's Last Chance, Hellfire Pass, O'Connor's Offensive, Patton Goes to War, Objective: Tunis, and Rommel at Bay). Based on a series of battles fought between the Axis (German / Italian / Vichy French) and Allies (British / American / Free French) in late November and...
In November of 1942, the Anglo-Allied 1st Army had landed in French Northwest Africa, deep behind the front lines of the struggle then raging between the AFRIKA KORPS and the British 8th Army. The two combatants clashed in northern Tunisia in a race to take Tunis, the main supply port. These were unusual battles, fought by handfuls of troops. The AXIS won...
The Race to Bastogne is an Operational level Solitaire-Only board-wargame which puts you in charge of armoured units from the US Army in the Battle of the Bulge in 1944 World War II. You will be commanding small groups of Sherman tanks, Priest mobile artillery and Greyhound armoured cars in order to clear routes across the freezing countryside to Bastogne...
Operational level wargame for fictional invasion to Kansai region in Japan at final stage of WW2. The game is inspired by the Race to Tokyo. However, this game is not race by two Allied Armies. Standardly one player control the US Army and another player control the Japanese Army. The game play is repeat alternately movement and combat. The rule mostly...
When the obscure—and rightfully forgotten—Cesarus Julius Ineptum Insanis Obitus usurped the throne, the Empire was at its absolute peak. However, "good old" Cesarus needed only a few months to drag the capital into total ruin, courtesy of his endless parties, bacchanals, and absurd whims. Desperate at the thought of his lavish lifestyle being threatened...
Race to the Meuse is a two players operational level wargame covering events of December 22 - 27, 1944 at the Westernmost advance of the 5th Panzer Army during the Battle of the Bulge. The game utilizes an integrated system where movement and combat take place in the same operation phase. 3 scenarios are included. Published in The Wargamer Magazine issue...
(from the editors's website: ) Race to the Reichstag is an innovative design that allows players to play both sides of two competing commands as the Red Army fights its way into Berlin during the closing days of World War II. There are two areas of operations for the Soviets and Germans, and each player runs one area for both sides, opposite his opponent...
"Race to the Sea 1914" is the feature magazine wargame included in Yaah! #8 by Flying Pig Games. After the Battle of the Marne was won by the Allied armies in early September 1914, the Germans withdrew to a formidable position north of the Aisne River and entrenched themselves on the high ground. Numerous French efforts to dislodge them failed and the two...