The Normandy Campaign (1983)

Game Image 419cd83f965b9bca01965d8a1813292d_thb.jpg Playtime: 240
Min. Age: 12
Players: 2
Publisher: Game Designers' Workshop (GDW Games)
Designers: B. Dennis Sustare, Ben Knight
Artists: David R. Deitrick
Mechanics: Hexagon Grid, Secret Unit Deployment, Dice Rolling, Grid Movement, Hidden Movement, Simulation, Movement Points

The Normandy Campaign is a two-player game on the fighting in Normandy which occurred after the Allied D-Day landings of June 6, 1944. There are two identical maps, one for each player each hidden from the other. Hexes are 10km, each turn 3 days, counters are from regiments to divisions. Each turn consists of multiple movement and combat phases for each player. Movement into enemy territory is done by stating the hex you wish to enter. The opposing player must state if he has a unit in that hex, if not movement succeeds and may continue. If so, an attack may take place if desired, and may involve multiple units on both sides with the attacker coming from one or more hexes. Units are only revealed during combat. Combat losses are in steps (7-8 becomes 5-8, then 3-8, then 1-8, then elim, etc) and determined by dice on a CRT. Supply, fortifications and air power rules are included. Victory is determined per scenario and is based on liberating cities or for exiting the west edge of the map.

This is in the same series with Operation Market Garden: Descent Into Hell



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