Based off the Mobile game Battle Bears! Have you and up to 5 friends ever crash landed on a hostile planet pursued by a horde of explosive zombie teddy bears and only enough supplies remaining for one of you to make it back off the planet? Have you had to Fight to the Death using your own unique abilities, and with the random weapons and equipment you can...
Battle Box - Civil War is a complete mass battle wargame in a small tin box that fits in your pocket. It includes 12 units, a highly configurable battlefield in 3 double sided strips, 2 dice, and a deck of 36 command cards; providing a full wargaming experience in a box. The main rules use a card-driven command system based on left-center-right flank...
This was a special limited edition stand-alone mail order game that used the mechanics of Battle Break to recreate the 4th Battle of Kawanakajima, fought between the Uesugi and Takeda in 1561. The game is played on a gridded map. Figures are stacked onto chips that reflect their level of power and life. The chips can also be spent to execute special...
Battle Brothers - The Board Game is a card-based 1 vs 1 skirmish game based on the cult video game Battle Brothers. Players take control of a human band of mercenaries or an orc marauder warband in a battle; to defeat your opponent, you need to rout them and make them flee, or capture their banner. A game begins with the Economy Phase, essentially a...
Battle Card Brawlers is a duel game in a fantasy setting. Each player has a general on the board (a 5x9 grid) with 2 attack and 25 health and the goal is destroy the opponents general, while keeping your own general alive. Each player has a deck of 60 cards consisting of minions, spells and artifacts. There are starter decks, but with the huge amount of...
Has been published in 3 editions thus far. Aldo Ghiozzi helmed the second edition. W. Jason Peck joined the design team for 3rd edition. Description for the 2nd edition: Battle Cattle: Second Edition Expansion in a world of swords and sorcery. Gather all the cud available as your Angus Wizard prepares to fire a Magic Moo-ssile! Have your Corriente Pailadin...
One of the American Heritage Command Decision Strategy Games. This one is the American Civil War game. Each side has 22 pieces (10 infantry, 10 cavalry and 2 artillery), and the starting positions are fixed. The grid is square, with no diagonal movement allowed. On your turn, you roll two dice for movement, resulting in between 2 and 12 movement points to...
Unlike the other well known games called Battle Cry, this one is about modern warfare from the 70´s. You fight with ground and air units, but you don´t have atomic strike forces. There are two parties (red and blue), but you can play it with up to ten people, so that everybody can lead a part of the army. There is a large board, 80x150cm, with a painting...
Battle Cry! is a man-to-man wargame covering infantry battles on a tactical level between US Marine units and the Imperial Japanese army units. The scale is 10 metres from hexside to hexside and each counter represents a single infantry. Four maps are provided which simulates the typical terrain found in the Pacific War. The maps include a beach map...
"Battle for Basra" is a free introductory board-wargame, using GDW's First Battle game system, which was given away in the early 90s at conventions and in game shops. The game simulates a hypothetical attack in and around Basra, Iraq during the First Gulf War. One player commands the U.S. 24th Mechanized Division, the other player, the Iraqi Republican...
Navigate the streets of Earth and be the first to escape! A street smart safety game developed by the Government of Alberta as a tool for teacher's to help students stay safe on the streets. A tile laying game where you need to move your aliens (safely) around a city, crossing streets, in order for them to reach their mothership and escape home. —user...
The Battle for Cassino: Assaulting the Gustav Line, 1944, is a two-player company/platoon level simulation of the third Allied attack on the German Gustav Line around Cassino which occurred in March, 1944. The game was first published in Strategy & Tactics magazine #71. The game makes extensive use of Artillery and, because Cassino Abbey was at the top of...