Country: Yugoslavia

Balkan Hell

boardgame

Balkan Hell: Bosnia-Herzegovina is a 1995 what-if simulation of intensified fighting if the peace process failed. Published in Command Magazine 35, this hex-and-counter wargame simulates a campaign lasting two weeks.

Players:: 2
Time:: 120 min
Min. Age:: 12

Railway Rivals Map JU: Yugoslavia

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Players:: 2–6
Time:: 60 min
Min. Age:: 10

Yugoslavia: The Battles for Zagreb, 1979

boardgame

Yugoslavia: The Battles for Zagreb, 1979 simulates combat across four scenarios. It features untried units to model the uncertainty of inexperienced armies. The game operates at a battalion and regimental level with hex maps.

Players:: 2–3
Time:: 90 min
Min. Age:: 12

Mediterranean Fleets: The Italian, Greek, Turkish and Yugoslav Navies in WWII (2012 Standard)

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Players:: 2–8
Time:: –
Min. Age:: 12

Partizan!

boardgame

Players:: 1–2
Time:: 240 min
Min. Age:: 10

Modern Battles II: Four Contemporary Conflicts

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Modern Battles II is a quadrigame featuring four independent simulations of contemporary warfare. It uses standard series rules, hex grids, and a differential combat system based on varying tactical doctrines.

Players:: 1–2
Time:: 120 min
Min. Age:: 12

Tito and his Partisan Army: Yugoslavia, 1941-45

boardgame

Tito is an abstract simulation of the 1941-45 Balkan partisan campaign. The Yugoslav player fights Axis forces, occupies strategic areas, and tries to accumulate over 600 victory points across 17 turns to secure a win against the German player.