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1941: Race to Moscow

Name: 1941: Race to Moscow
Brand: PHALANX
SKU: PHGA080
Price: 60.13 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Designer	Waldek Gumienny
Publisher	PHALANX
Players	1-4
Playtime	90-120 mins
Suggested Age	14 and up
Accessories	1941: Race to Moscow - Giant Playing Mat 1941: Race to Moscow - Axis Aircraft
Additional Info	190572/1941-race-moscow http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/190572/1941-race-moscow/forums/63

Have you heard about the Barbarossa campaign? Logistics were the key to either failure or success.

In 1941: Race to Moscow, you take command of one of the three German Army groups and advance towards Moscow! The game is based on the system used in 1944: Race to the Rhine, but the gameplay is much deeper. Armies are divided into armored and non-motorized, transports composed of trucks and trains. And the enemy — the Soviet army — is terribly strong.

Another Kiesling & Kramer masterpiece.

This is a great game. It looks simple, fill up your potions and get your wizards into Ravenskeep and you win... not so fast! To fill an empty potion you have to imprison a wizard under a tower and everytime you put a wizard into Ravenskeep that tower moves to a new location completely changing your strategy. This game keeps you on your toes at all time, don't get distracted for a moment because a tower could imprison one of your wizards without you noticing and you could waste a turn lifting the wrong tower trying to find him. Plays up to 6 and has lots of replayabilty with the different set of spells you can choose each game. The game is short and engaging enough that players will ask for another go at it right away. Highly recommend.

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fun little co-op

Simple rules and gameplay, but enough decisions to make it entertaining.

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