The Campaign for North Africa

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Description

The Campaign for North Africa: The Desert War 1940-43 is a massive and complex board game that drops you right into the midst of World War II's desert conflicts. Designed by Richard H. Berg and first published in 1979, this game is not for the faint of heart, with rules that will challenge even the most seasoned gamers. But for those willing to dive in, the payoff is huge - with 8 to 10 players taking on roles in the desert war, the game becomes a thrilling simulation of one of history's most iconic conflicts. Using dice rolling and a hexagon grid, players navigate the intricacies of war, making this a true wargame experience. Be prepared to commit some serious time, though - a single playthrough can take up to 60000 minutes, so gather your friends, clear your schedule, and settle in for the long haul.