Redline Korea

Redline Korea

1995Joseph Miranda

2 players
120 min
3.0/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

Redline: Korea is a strategic level simulation of possible future conflicts in the Korean peninsula. One player or team is the Communist North Koreans and their allies, the other operates the United Nations or "UN" (South Korea, the United States, France, the United Kingdom, Russia, and Japan)." The 11" x 17" color map "portrays the Korean peninsula and adjoining areas of China" at 33 km per hex. The standard game has 8 weekly turns with numerous options for both sides. The two-sided die-cut counter sheet includes: 40 Light Gray North Koreans 5 Yellow Chinese 2 Brown Russian 2 Red UK 2 Purple French 4 White Japanese 25 Olive US 40 South Korean The magazine includes a map and rules for an Ancients scenario: Munda, 17 Mar, 45 BC

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About Redline Korea

From BoardGameGeek:

Redline: Korea is a strategic level simulation of possible future conflicts in the Korean peninsula. One player or team is the Communist North Koreans and their allies, the other operates the United Nations or "UN" (South Korea, the United States, France, the United Kingdom, Russia, and Japan)." The 11" x 17" color map "portrays the Korean peninsula and adjoining areas of China" at 33 km per hex. The standard game has 8 weekly turns with numerous options for both sides. The two-sided die-cut counter sheet includes: 40 Light Gray North Koreans 5 Yellow Chinese 2 Brown Russian 2 Red UK 2 Purple French 4 White Japanese 25 Olive US 40 South Korean The magazine includes a map and rules for an Ancients scenario: Munda, 17 Mar, 45 BC

Designer

Joseph Miranda

Artist

Jon Compton

Categories

Modern WarfareWargame

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