"Irlande 1798" simulates the first week of the Irish campaign which occurred in 1798. One player controls the French army and the Irish patriots and the other player controls the British army and the Irish militia. It has 60 counters, 2 pages of rules and a one-page map. It covers the campaign in Ireland in 1798 when General Humbert landed in Kilcummin in...
Welcome to the colony of Dugbirch - not a sprawling city of splendor and spires and airships, but an almost forgotten place too far away from civilization and with not enough gold to attract the city dwellers. But, just enough gold to battle over. Two rival towns are mining gold and hiring the able bodied to build their towns into cities and their militias...
Iron Cross is a man-to-man wargame covering infantry battles, on a tactical level, between German and Soviet forces in Russia during 1941-42. The game was first published in Strategy & Tactics magazine #132. The game has been called "the poor man's Squad Leader", but does a great job simulating small unit tactics in the six provided scenarios. Game Scale:...
1 versus 1 tactical combat game played on an 8x8 to 12x12 square grid game board. Each side has 6 military units, plus a Fortress to defend, and a Cannon Turret to defend the Fortress. Set up your units on your edge of the board, then let the battle begin. Each player's turn is made up of 2 actions: Move, Attack, Heal an injured unit, or Repair and...
"Iron Lady’s Fleet” is a game of naval warfare taking place in South-Atlantic during the Falklands Wars in 1982. Time Scale : - 8 hours per turn - 80 km per hex. The players maneuver war ships, submarines, aircrafts, amphibious war ships and cargos on a map covering. The game reuse rules from Victory Games Fleet series, but includes new weapons as...
This game is a remake of Japanese publisher Technical Term Game Company's 2007 title, Iron Lady's Fleet. Like its predecessor and others in the publisher's series of modern naval conflict games, it is based on the Victory Games Fleet System of tactical and operational naval warfare. Iron Lady's Fleet 2 takes a fresh look at the Falklands War conflict...
Year 2100, world industry has focused on war machines called IRONS and countries compete to have the best Irons teams. Laboratories look for the best weapons and clubs look for the best pilots. Countries fight in the famous and hardest league in the world:IRON LEAGUE. And there are hundreds of teams that fight in each country to compete in the Iron League....
Iron Protocol is a compact solo experience for fans of sci-fi, heavy machinery, and tactical combat. Take control of a mech unit and push through hostile territory - engaging enemy machines while extracting survivors from the ruins. The game is built around three core components: > A regional map, where you navigate devastated suburbs, dodge drones and...
A squad level WW2 wargame using a revolutionary Princeps Games 'Fog of War' System (PGFOWS). Iron Squad is a game for 2 players, where each player chooses 4 out of 7 units to complete the mission. Each unit has it's own movement, health, accuracy, etc. The game is set in the summer of 1944 right before the D-Day landing. Your goal, as the US player is to...
Iron Thunder is a WWII strategy game where you can command tanks, infantry and manage resources to lead your nation to victory! Key features: 2 or 4 Players 3 Battle Modes (all modes can be played 1v1, 2v2, or 4 player free-for-all) Choose your battleground by placing your HQ and terrain features Fight under variable weather conditions (weather affects...
Ironburst is a tactical combat board game using detailed metal miniatures and modular hex-based maps. It plays quick and has simple rules with good tactical scalability. Set-up is fast and so are battles. The goal is to complete objectives: gathering resources, building, or eliminating specific enemy troops, etc. Players gather resources located on the...
Ironclad is a commissioned game from Frank Lantz for the game design textbook "Rules of Play", by Katie Salen and Eric Zimmerman. Ironclad is played on a 6-by-8 checkerboard, using checkers on the spaces and go stones on the intersections. The checkers represent battling armored robots, and the stones represent arguments in a philosophical disagreement...