Sideshow: The Campaign for German East Africa 1914-1918
Publicado en 1990
Strategy & Tactics magazine #135. Sideshow covers World War I in German East Africa (now known as Tanzania). It includes a 22"x34" map, 200 counters, 14 pages of rules. Scale is 16 miles across for each hex, each Strength Point is 100 men or 2 guns, individual leaders. Each turn is one month. The whole campaign lasts 50 turns. Main mechanics are individual Operations based on Initiative and Reaction. Combat is done by totaling firing SPs and rolling a die on the Combat table to find out enemy's losses. Many "chrome" rules, random events. This is a colorful game in many ways. Average complexity, low unit density.
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Informacion del juego
- Jugadores
- 2 Players
- Tiempo
- 6 hours
- Peso
- Medium — 2,83/5
- Ano
- 1990
- Puntuacion en BGG
- 6,31
- Posicion en BGG
- #14785
- Edad minima
- 12+
Preguntas frecuentes
Sideshow: The Campaign for German East Africa 1914-1918 is designed for exactly 2 players.
A typical game of Sideshow: The Campaign for German East Africa 1914-1918 takes about 360 minutes.
Sideshow: The Campaign for German East Africa 1914-1918 has a complexity rating of 2.83/5.00 on BoardGameGeek, placing it in the 'Medium' category. It offers a good balance of depth and accessibility.
The recommended minimum age for Sideshow: The Campaign for German East Africa 1914-1918 is 12+.
Sideshow: The Campaign for German East Africa 1914-1918 has a rating of 6.31/10 on BoardGameGeek, based on 123 ratings. It is ranked #14785 overall.
Sideshow: The Campaign for German East Africa 1914-1918 was designed by Richard H. Berg. It was published in 1990.