Blitzkrieg Checked: Gembloux (2001)

ag.gameitem.AGID:
Playtime: 90
Min. Age: 12
Number of Players:
2
ag.gameitem.publisher:
High Flying Dice Games,
Schutze Games
Designers:
Paul Rohrbaugh
Artists:
Peter Schutze,
Paul Rohrbaugh,
Bruce Yearian
Mechanics:
Hexagon Grid
Beschreibung
Blitzkrieg Checked: The Battle of Gembloux: May 14-15, 1940, is an introductory level game of the battle between the French Armed forces and Germany’s Wehrmacht on May 14th and 15th, 1940. The Germans launched Operation Yellow, the invasion of France and the Low Countries, on May 10, 1940. The German vanguard of General Hoepner's XVI Coprs ran head-on into the defending French First Army led by General Rene Prioux at the "Gembloux Gap". The Germans hoped to seize the crucial open ground between the Dyle and Meuse Rivers, unhinging the Allied line. The Germans also hoped to tie-up Allied forces here, so that they could not be used to oppose the main German offensive effort coming through the Adrennes further south. The resulting conflict in May was the largest tank battle fought to the point in the war.
This is the second game in the Blitzkrieg in the West Series from High Flying Dice Games
Game Scale:
Game Turn: 1.5 hours
Hex: 0.75 miles / 1.61 kilometer
Units: Battalion to Regiments
Game Inventory:
One 11x17" full color map
One single-side printed un-mounted countersheet (224 1/2" counters)(mounted counters are optional)
One 6-page rulebook
One Player Aid Chart (TEC/CRT)
Solitaire Playability: Medium
Complexity Level: Low
Players: 2 or more
Playing Time: 1.5 to 2 hours
Blitzkrieg Checked: The Battle of Gembloux: May 14-15, 1940, is an introductory level game of the battle between the French Armed forces and Germany’s Wehrmacht on May 14th and 15th, 1940. The Germans launched Operation Yellow, the invasion of France and the Low Countries, on May 10, 1940. The German vanguard of General Hoepner's XVI Coprs ran head-on into the defending French First Army led by General Rene Prioux at the "Gembloux Gap". The Germans hoped to seize the crucial open ground between the Dyle and Meuse Rivers, unhinging the Allied line. The Germans also hoped to tie-up Allied forces here, so that they could not be used to oppose the main German offensive effort coming through the Adrennes further south. The resulting conflict in May was the largest tank battle fought to the point in the war.
This is the second game in the Blitzkrieg in the West Series from High Flying Dice Games
Game Scale:
Game Turn: 1.5 hours
Hex: 0.75 miles / 1.61 kilometer
Units: Battalion to Regiments
Game Inventory:
One 11x17" full color map
One single-side printed un-mounted countersheet (224 1/2" counters)(mounted counters are optional)
One 6-page rulebook
One Player Aid Chart (TEC/CRT)
Solitaire Playability: Medium
Complexity Level: Low
Players: 2 or more
Playing Time: 1.5 to 2 hours
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