Board game, A Frozen Hell: The Battle of Tolvajärvi, Russo-Finnish War, 1939

A Frozen Hell

The Battle of Tolvajärvi, Russo-Finnish War, 1939


  A board game by Dean Essig, Alan Wambold

 2 Players   240 minutes   High 

  Dice Rolling, Simulation, Hexagon Grid

  Wargame, World War II

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Description

A Frozen Hell: The Battle of Tolvajärvi, Russo-Finnish War, 1939 is a challenging and immersive wargame for 2 players that drops you into the midst of one of World War II's lesser-known but fiercely fought battles. Designed by Dean Essig and Alan Wambold, this 2000 release is all about simulating the harsh realities of war on a hexagon grid, where dice rolling determines the outcome of your strategic decisions. With a playtime of around 240 minutes, you'll need to be in for the long haul, and be prepared to wrap your head around some complicated rules that might take a bit of time to learn. But trust us, it's worth it - the sense of accomplishment and thrill of victory are all the more sweet after navigating the complexities of this frozen conflict.

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