The Battle of Monmouth
A board game by Richard Kane
2 2
240-1200 minutes High
Hexagon Grid
Wargame, Age of Reason, American Revolutionary War
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Description
The Battle of Monmouth is a deeply strategic wargame that throws you into the midst of the American Revolutionary War, specifically the sweltering summer day in 1778 when American and British forces clashed in New Jersey. Designed by Richard Kane and first published in 2008, this game is tailored for two players who are not afraid of a challenge, as the rules can be a bit complicated and require some time to learn. Played out on a hexagon grid, the game can take anywhere from 4 to 20 hours to complete, giving you ample opportunity to immerse yourself in the intricacies of 18th-century warfare. With its complex mechanics and rich historical context, The Battle of Monmouth is a game that will appeal to seasoned wargamers looking for a realistic and engaging experience that simulates one of the pivotal battles of the Age of Reason.
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