Soldiers: Man-to-Man Combat in World War II

Publicado en 1987

In Soldiers each Counter represents a single man with certain skills. The game system allocates to each man (counter) a certain amount of action points (depending on his experience) and permits certain activities based on his status (for example a cautious soldier will take more points to take a risky action). The number of action points determines when a unit may move and what it can do. Both players bid for initiative and the winner moves a soldier; this progresses until the turn is over. Scenario generation system for more variety.

Mecanicas

Action Point Allowance System Hexagon Grid Hex-and-Counter Action Points

Categorias

Wargame World War II

Disenadores

John H. Butterfield

Editoriales

West End Games

Soldiers: Man-to-Man Combat in World War II

Jugadores: 2 Players
Tiempo: 1.5 hours
Peso: Medium — 2,95/5
Ano: 1987
Puntuacion en BGG: 6,86
Posicion en BGG: #12438
Edad minima: 12+

Preguntas frecuentes

Soldiers: Man-to-Man Combat in World War II is designed for exactly 2 players.

A typical game of Soldiers: Man-to-Man Combat in World War II takes about 90 minutes.

Soldiers: Man-to-Man Combat in World War II has a complexity rating of 2.95/5.00 on BoardGameGeek, placing it in the 'Medium' category. It offers a good balance of depth and accessibility.

The recommended minimum age for Soldiers: Man-to-Man Combat in World War II is 12+.

Soldiers: Man-to-Man Combat in World War II has a rating of 6.86/10 on BoardGameGeek, based on 106 ratings. It is ranked #12438 overall.

Soldiers: Man-to-Man Combat in World War II was designed by John H. Butterfield. It was published in 1987.