
2018 · Wargame
Nemesis: Burma 1944
WW II's "backwater campaign" in the jungles of Burma, where Allied, Chinese, and Japanese forces clash in 1944. An operational wargame using an open turn system: Assault, Attack, Supply Check, and Reinforcement phases are drawn in an uncertain order. Unit quality affects combat, zones of control, operational movement, and supply endurance. Active combat results include step losses and enforced retreats, while Japanese commanders may gain combat advantages at a cost. A two-layer victory system tracks battlefield objectives and the satisfaction of each side's commanders.
- Players
- 2
- Playing time
- 360–600 min
- Age
- 12+
- Complexity
- 3.5 / 5
World War IIDice RollingHexagon GridSimulation
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