Operation Cerberus

The Channel Dash

A game by Paul Rohrbaugh

2 Players 20 minutes Low

Dice Rolling, Events, Point to Point Movement, Simulation, Track Movement, Variable Set-up

Nautical, Wargame, World War II

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

Get ready for a thrilling naval battle with Operation Cerberus: The Channel Dash, a game of strategy and skill for two players. Designed by Paul Rohrbaugh and published in 2011, this game is part of a series of pocket battle games that packs a big punch in a short amount of time - just 20 minutes per play. The rules are easy to learn, making it accessible to new players, but the gameplay is engaging enough to keep experienced gamers on their toes. The game simulates the real-life event of the Channel Dash, where German battleships and cruisers attempted to break through a British blockade and sail back to their home bases in Germany via the English Channel. As the German player, you'll need to navigate your capital ships through the Channel without attracting too much attention, using the Luftwaffe to support you when needed. Meanwhile, the British player will be trying to raise the alarm and deploy the RAF and Royal Navy to sink the German ships. With mechanics like dice rolling, events, and track movement, the game is full of surprises and challenges. The variable setup adds an extra layer of replayability, ensuring that each game is unique and exciting. Whether you're a fan of World War II history or just love a good naval battle, Operation Cerberus: The Channel Dash is a fun and engaging game that's sure to keep you coming back for more.