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Waterloo - Enemy Mistakes
Waterloo: Enemy Mistakes is a strategic game about the immense last battle of Napoleon Bonaparte that forever changed the destiny of modern Europe, for 2/3 players, from 13 years old... (read more)
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150 minutes
Published
2016
Age
14+
Publisher
Pendragon Game Studio
Players
2 to 3 players
Designer
Playstyle
Light
Game's Categories
Pendragon Game Studio
Description
Waterloo: Enemy Mistakes is a strategic game about the immense last battle of Napoleon Bonaparte that forever changed the destiny of modern Europe, for 2/3 players, from 13 years old and over, for an average time of 150 minutes.
Waterloo: Enemy Mistakes recreates, on the occasion the bicentenary of the battle, the clash between the British line-up, helped along by the Prussian army, and the French one.
The players identify themselves with the Commanders of the armies: in two players one leads the Duke of Wellington, in opposition to Napoleon Bonaparte. To complete the main scenery there will be, eventually, a third player in representation of the fieldmarshal Gebhard Leberecht von Blucher, leader of the Prussian.
Waterloo: Enemy Mistakes allows the players to recreate or subvert the history of the important military fact that took place the 18th June 1815.
Waterloo: Enemy Mistakes was developed by the authors in a decade to allow players to make important decisions (like giving orders, activate units, maneuver them and support them during ongoing attack to make them even more effective) without having to worry about small tactical matters.
In Waterloo: Enemy Mistakes players fight an immense battle: 3 Commanders in Chief give instructions to the 14 Generals, who leads 141 Units (corps of artillery, foot soldiers and cavalries) on the big battlefield. The game uses a die as a random factor, but the focus of the gameplay emphasizes above all the elements that characterize the commands and the decisions the players have to do.
Components:
2 Game Boards (518x694mm)
3 Punchboards
6 Dice
153 Wooden Cubes
1 Cylinder Marker
1 Rules Booklet
Waterloo: Enemy Mistakes recreates, on the occasion the bicentenary of the battle, the clash between the British line-up, helped along by the Prussian army, and the French one.
The players identify themselves with the Commanders of the armies: in two players one leads the Duke of Wellington, in opposition to Napoleon Bonaparte. To complete the main scenery there will be, eventually, a third player in representation of the fieldmarshal Gebhard Leberecht von Blucher, leader of the Prussian.
Waterloo: Enemy Mistakes allows the players to recreate or subvert the history of the important military fact that took place the 18th June 1815.
Waterloo: Enemy Mistakes was developed by the authors in a decade to allow players to make important decisions (like giving orders, activate units, maneuver them and support them during ongoing attack to make them even more effective) without having to worry about small tactical matters.
In Waterloo: Enemy Mistakes players fight an immense battle: 3 Commanders in Chief give instructions to the 14 Generals, who leads 141 Units (corps of artillery, foot soldiers and cavalries) on the big battlefield. The game uses a die as a random factor, but the focus of the gameplay emphasizes above all the elements that characterize the commands and the decisions the players have to do.
Components:
Noble Knight Games
