Vietnam 1965-1975
A board game by Nick Karp
2 2 2
360-6000 minutes High
A moderate amount of text on components is needed during play.
Dice Rolling, Grid Movement, Simulation, Hexagon Grid, Secret Unit Deployment
Wargame, Modern Warfare, Vietnam War
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Friends and Communities with Vietnam 1965-1975
Description
Vietnam 1965-1975 is a simulation game that delves into the complexities of one of the longest and most misunderstood conflicts in US history. This game is designed for 2 players and can take anywhere from 360 to 6000 minutes to play, making it a serious commitment for those who dare to take on the challenge. The rules can be complicated, but once learned, they offer a detailed and immersive experience, covering aspects such as movement, terrain, and special operations. As players navigate the game, they'll encounter scenarios that start small and gradually build in complexity, introducing new rules and challenges along the way. The game culminates in a comprehensive Campaign Scenario that spans the entire war, incorporating elements like South Vietnamese politics and strategic bombing. With unit counters representing Battalion and Regiment sizes, Vietnam 1965-1975 offers a deep and realistic simulation of modern warfare, making it a must-play for fans of wargames and the Vietnam War era.
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