Hannibal: Rome vs. Carthage

1996 · Political

Hannibal: Rome vs. Carthage

Card-driven, asymmetrical two-player simulation of the conflict between Rome and Carthage around 200 BC. Players play Strategy Cards to move commanders, recruit and reinforce troops, contest provincial political control, and trigger historical events. Military engagements use a separate set of Battle Cards to resolve combat outcomes. Victory comes from achieving dominance across both military and political fronts, reflecting the interaction of operational maneuver and political influence rather than pure force.

Players
2
Playing time
150 min
Age
12+
Complexity
3.5 / 5
7.7 on LudoyaWargameAncientArea Majority / InfluencePoint to Point MovementCampaign / Battle Card Driven

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Full stats in Ludoya
50
Plays logged
22
Players
3h 18m
Average play
22
In collections
4
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7.7/10

from 14 Ludoya reviews

  • FinnTroll6.0

    Legion HAD it.

    No plays logged

  • Tom6.0

    I've played it, and acknowledge that it's a well designed game. However, it's not for me.

    No plays logged

  • Pimpi Pimpinela10.0

    Fantástico wargame.

    Played it 7 times

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