At 20 miles per hex on a large-hex (3/4”) map covering all of France, the Benelux, and west Germany over to the Ruhr, and game turns each representing one week, its main scenario covers from the initial Normandy landing on 6 June 1944 through to the failure of Operation Market-Garden at the end of September. The 1942 scenario covers “Operation...
Simple GBACW replaces the Series Rules of GMT’s acclaimed Great Battles of the American Civil War series. Now players can use the GBACW maps and counters to recreate Civil War battles with shorter, 16-page rulebook, allowing them to play even the largest scenarios to conclusion in a fraction of the time. The rules retain the feel of linear combat in the...
The Three Days of Gettysburg is a totally new look at the battle, a view that brings players even closer to the action, even more deeply into the decisions that make Gettysburg one of the most playable of all battle games. The Three Days of Gettysburg is portrayed at a regimental level, and it contains all of the individual unit information you need to...
The Three DoG Update kit includes this scenario book, the GBACW v4.3 Rules Book, all new and necessary counters (1 1/2 countersheets), three new maps and all charts and tables. Second edition maps entirely replaced first edition maps. Drawn by Joe Youst. New counters are markers only, mostly Command. Charts: *Turn Track/Activation Markers boxes *Charts &...
(from GMT website:) This third printing of the award-winning initial game in GMT's GBACW series offers upgraded components and information throughout. If you own the original 1995 edition of Three Days of Gettysburg, or if you have the upgrade kit, you can continue playing those versions with no problems; those versions still stand the test of time quite...
Trois Jours de Gloire 1805 (Three Days of Glory 1805) combines three battles of the German and Austrian campaigns of 1805, already published in the Jours de Gloire (Days of Glory) series, in a revised and redesigned edition. Elchingen, 14 October 1805 Hollabrunn, 16 November 1805 Austerlitz, 2 December 1805 Game components • 2 maps 59 x 41,6 cm and 1 map...
"Three Famous Battles" contains three short wargames covering (as the name suggests) three famous battles. The scenarios included are Lee at Gettysburg, Senlac: Hastings 1066, and The Emperor Strikes Back: Waterloo. The scenarios all use a common rule set but are meant to build on each other. Each scenario adds rules from the previous scenario (Gettysburg...
Three Kingdoms Go Go Chess 2 (三国走走棋2) is an expansion for the base game Three Kingdoms Go Go Chess. It adds new factions, commanders, units, command cards, maps, and tactical options inspired by the Three Kingdoms era. With redesigned abilities, special units, war machines, and expanded battlefield content, the expansion increases strategic depth...
Players expand from their home world to explore systems, starting at the edges of a board and working inward towards the center Throneworld. The systems get progressively tougher as players move inward which often involves battling units of greater size and/or technology level. The interesting mechanics allows players to choose 11 different unit types (6...
An abstract game of invading and securing territory using standard pieces that move with different ranges depending on the pieces around them when they are placed, or first moved, on a turn. With experience, it is dynamic, sharp and tactical. The game starts with 3 stones on the board. Each turn consists of 2 moves. Pieces are normally added at the...