Ogre

Издано в 1977 году

OGRE and its sequel G.E.V., are tactical ground combat games set in the not-so-distant future. In 2085 A.D., armored warfare continues - faster and deadlier than ever. Hovercraft, tanks and infantry slug it out with tactical nuclear devices. But the most feared weapon of all needs no human guidance. It's a giant cybernetic tank called the OGRE. The basic OGRE game gives one player a force of infantry and armor, and a command post he must defend. The other player has only one unit - but it's an OGRE. It's an even match. Advanced games allow solitaire or multi-player action, with OGREs on both sides. Microgame #1 in the Metagaming Microgames series, and the original release of Ogre. Origin of the Ogre/GEV Family. This is an entry on RPGG: GURPS Ogre includes character and vehicle descriptions, a future timeline, a discussion of the world of the Ogres, and the Armor Unit Combat System, a quick way to resolve battles involving player characters and get back to the roleplaying!

Механики

Grid Movement Hexagon Grid Movement Points Scenario / Mission / Campaign Game Paper-and-Pencil Ratio / Combat Results Table Variable Set-up Hex-and-Counter Simulation Variable Player Powers Dice Rolling

Категории

Fighting Science Fiction Wargame

Авторы

Steve Jackson (I)

Издатели

Hobby Japan (Web published) Steve Jackson Games Metagaming

Игроки: 1-3 Players
Время: 45 min
Сложность: Light-Medium — 2,33/5
Год: 1977
Рейтинг BGG: 6,95
Позиция BGG: #2037
Мин. возраст: 10+

Часто задаваемые вопросы

Ogre supports 1 to 3 players. The community rates it best at 2 players.

A typical game of Ogre takes about 45 minutes.

Ogre has a complexity rating of 2.33/5.00 on BoardGameGeek, placing it in the 'Medium Light' category. It offers a good balance of depth and accessibility.

The recommended minimum age for Ogre is 10+. Younger children may enjoy it with guidance from experienced players.

Ogre has a rating of 6.95/10 on BoardGameGeek, based on 2,921 ratings. It is ranked #2037 overall.

Ogre was designed by Steve Jackson (I). It was published in 1977.