Sopwith

A game by David Dyer

2 - 6 Players 60 minutes Low

Action Queue, Dice Rolling, Hexagon Grid, Programmed Movement, Simultaneous Action Selection

Aviation / Flight, Wargame, World War I

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Description

Get ready for a thrilling game of World War I aerial dogfighting with Sopwith, a classic game designed by David Dyer. First published in 1978, this game is easy to learn and plays quickly, making it a great option for groups of 2 to 6 players looking for a fun 60-minute experience. The hexagonal grid board adds a unique twist to the gameplay, and the simultaneous action selection mechanic keeps everyone on their toes. As you take to the skies, you'll need to navigate through clouds and avoid enemy fire, all while trying to outmaneuver your opponents. With your own airstrip to return to for repairs and ammo, you'll have to time your landings carefully to avoid becoming a sitting duck for other players. With its simple yet engaging gameplay, Sopwith is a great introduction to the world of aerial combat games, and its short playtime makes it perfect for a fun evening with friends.