2023Jack Radey
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1983·Jack Radey
From BoardGameGeek
"Kirovograd" is a World War 2 wargame that recreates the epic armor battle which took place in the Ukraine from January 5-16, 1944 between the forces of General Ivan Konev's Second Ukrainian Front and General Otto Wohler's Eighth Army. After ten days of desperate fighting in conditions of frost and light snow, Konev's troops were unable either to make a lasting breakthrough of the German front or to annihilate those elements of XLVII Panzer Korps that they managed to encircle at Kirovograd. However the Germans, took a terrible pounding and the Second Ukrainian Front had taken the city of Kirovograd, an industrial center and road hub, from them. Game features Untried units, step-loss strengths and Dummy counters. Game Scale: Game Turn: 2 days Hex: 1.5 miles / 2.4 kilometers Units: Regiment to Division Game Inventory: Four 8.5 x 22" full-color mounted mapboards Two dual-side printed countersheets (300 1/2" counters) One 12-page Kirovograd rulebook Two single-side printed Player Aid Cards Two 6-sided dice Complexity Level: Medium-Heavy (4 of 5) Players: 2 Playing Time: 3-6 hours



2008·Michael Bennighof, Richard H. Berg, Frank Chadwick, John Goodenough, Jack Greene, Don Greenwood, John Hill (I), Bill Jaffe, Chad Jensen, Corey Konieczka, Robert A. Kouba, Dana Lombardy, Jason Matthews, Joseph Miranda, John Prados, Jack Radey, Ted Raicer, Mark Simonitch, Vance von Borries, Rick Young
2 - 4 players·120 min·2.9 weight
From BoardGameGeek:
"Kirovograd" is a World War 2 wargame that recreates the epic armor battle which took place in the Ukraine from January 5-16, 1944 between the forces of General Ivan Konev's Second Ukrainian Front and General Otto Wohler's Eighth Army. After ten days of desperate fighting in conditions of frost and light snow, Konev's troops were unable either to make a lasting breakthrough of the German front or to annihilate those elements of XLVII Panzer Korps that they managed to encircle at Kirovograd. However the Germans, took a terrible pounding and the Second Ukrainian Front had taken the city of Kirovograd, an industrial center and road hub, from them. Game features Untried units, step-loss strengths and Dummy counters. Game Scale: Game Turn: 2 days Hex: 1.5 miles / 2.4 kilometers Units: Regiment to Division Game Inventory: Four 8.5 x 22" full-color mounted mapboards Two dual-side printed countersheets (300 1/2" counters) One 12-page Kirovograd rulebook Two single-side printed Player Aid Cards Two 6-sided dice Complexity Level: Medium-Heavy (4 of 5) Players: 2 Playing Time: 3-6 hours
Designer
Jack Radey
Artists
Tim Barrance, Ina Clausen, Rodger B. MacGowan
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