D-Day (first edition)

Publicado en 1961

D-DAY portrays the Allied landings in France and the resulting drive to the Rhine. Play takes the form of 50 game turns, each representing one week of real time, during which the Allies must establish a beachhead, breakout, organize a Patton-like dash across France, and sustain 10 divisions across the Rhine in the face of heavy German opposition. This was the first wargame to feature a hexagonal grid. There are 195 counters (15 rows of 13 counters per row) which includes some blanks. Re-implemented by: D-Day (3rd edition)

Mecanicas

Grid Movement Hexagon Grid Hex-and-Counter Movement Points Simulation Dice Rolling Ratio / Combat Results Table

Categorias

Wargame World War II

Disenadores

Charles S. Roberts

Editoriales

Avalon Hill

Jugadores: 2 Players
Tiempo: 2 hours
Peso: Light-Medium — 2,48/5
Ano: 1961
Puntuacion en BGG: 5,93
Posicion en BGG: #15542
Edad minima: 12+

Preguntas frecuentes

D-Day (first edition) is designed for exactly 2 players.

A typical game of D-Day (first edition) takes about 120 minutes.

D-Day (first edition) has a complexity rating of 2.48/5.00 on BoardGameGeek, placing it in the 'Medium Light' category. It offers a good balance of depth and accessibility.

The recommended minimum age for D-Day (first edition) is 12+.

D-Day (first edition) has a rating of 5.93/10 on BoardGameGeek, based on 310 ratings. It is ranked #15542 overall.

D-Day (first edition) was designed by Charles S. Roberts. It was published in 1961.