Panzergruppe Guderian

1976 yılında yayımlandı

Panzergruppe Guderian is a simulation of the German campaign to capture Smolensk in July, 1941. The game is played in twelve turns, each one representing 2 days time, on a map scale of 10.5 km/hex. The game is famous for its innovative use of "untried" Soviet units. These untried Soviet counters enter play face down, their combat strength unknown to either player, until they take part in combat, at which time they are flipped to reveal their strength and defense numbers. The game also models the effectiveness of German operations by allowing them a full mechanized movement phase both before and after combat, while the Soviets only move prior to combat. In addition, if all of a German division's regiments attack or defend in the same hex, their strength is doubled by a divisional integrity bonus. The German player scores victory points for the capture of cities, and for any Soviet units redirected from the Southwestern Front. The Soviet player scores vp for recaptured cities and destroying entire German divisions (which possess several steps of strength). The game includes: 1 map, counters (AH edition = 260; SPI edition = 200), 1 6-sided die, 1 Soviet reference card, 1 German reference card, 1 rules book, and 1 advanced rules insert.

Tasarımcılar

Panzergruppe Guderian

Oyun Bilgisi

Oyuncular
2 Players
Süre
2 hours
Ağırlık
Medium — 2,79/5
Yıl
1976
BGG Puanı
7,36
BGG Sıralaması
#3546
Min. Yaş
14+

Sıkça Sorulan Sorular

Panzergruppe Guderian is designed for exactly 2 players.
A typical game of Panzergruppe Guderian takes about 120 minutes.
Panzergruppe Guderian has a complexity rating of 2.79/5.00 on BoardGameGeek, placing it in the 'Medium' category. It offers a good balance of depth and accessibility.
The recommended minimum age for Panzergruppe Guderian is 14+. This makes it suitable for teens and adults.
Panzergruppe Guderian has a rating of 7.36/10 on BoardGameGeek, based on 786 ratings. It is ranked #3546 overall.
Panzergruppe Guderian was designed by Jim Dunnigan. It was published in 1976.