Piercing the Reich
The Battle for Aachen, Siegfried Line Campaign, Sep-Oct 1944
A board game by Dirk Blennemann
2 Players 30-600 minutes High
Dice Rolling, Grid Movement, Hexagon Grid
Wargame, World War II
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Description
Piercing the Reich is a classic wargame that drops you into the intense Battle for Aachen, a pivotal moment in World War II. Designed by Dirk Blennemann and first published in 1995, this game challenges two players to navigate the complexities of the Siegfried Line Campaign, which took place in September and October 1944. With a playtime that can range from 30 to 600 minutes, you'll need to be strategic and patient as you delve into the game's intricate rules, which may take some time to learn. As you engage in dice rolling, grid movement, and hexagon grid tactics, you'll experience the thrill of attempting to pierce the German defenses, exploring the nuances of war strategy in a game that's both historically grounded and deeply engaging.
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