Kolin
Frederick's First Defeat – June 18, 1757
A board game by Paul Dangel, P. Boinske
1-2 Players 360 minutes High
Hexagon Grid
Wargame, Age of Reason
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Description
Kolin: Frederick's First Defeat – June 18, 1757 is a challenging and immersive wargame that drops you into the midst of 18th century European conflict. Designed by Paul Dangel and P. Boinske, this 1994 game is a test of strategic skill, particularly for fans of the Age of Reason era. With a playtime of 360 minutes, you'll have plenty of time to delve into the intricacies of the game, which features a hexagon grid that adds a layer of complexity to your tactical decisions. Although the rules may take some time to learn, the payoff is worth it - you'll be fully engaged in the battle, whether you're playing solo or against an opponent. As a game that's been around for decades, Kolin has a dedicated following, and for good reason - its unique blend of history and strategy makes for a compelling experience that will keep you coming back for more.
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