2019Emmanuel Aquin
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1 - 4 players45 minMedium weight

2018Emmanuel Aquin
Mostly playthroughs. D-Day Dice (Second Edition): Atlantikwall is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 1 reviews, 8 recorded sessions, and 3 unboxings.
From BoardGameGeek
This new version of Atlantikwall has been redesigned and vastly expanded. In addition to its 6 Battle Maps, including Omaha Beach II & Exercise: Fabius, Atlantikwall contains 3 “mini-expansions” that are completely independent from each other. Players can add 1, or 2, or all of them to their game: Atlantikwall: This module lets one player play the German side on any existing Battle Map. The German player can transform a 2-player game into a head-to-head confrontation, or be added to any group of players (even solo). Includes a full set of unique German Specialists, German Items and Decorations, a set of Red, White & Black dice, a player aid, a Resource card, and some additional Allied Specialists and Items. Think of the German player as the Battle Map itself. It is up to him or her to “activate” some of the features of the Map, and to make life difficult for the Allies. He plays like all the other players, rolling dice to gather resources, and spending those resources to recruit Specialists and find Items. The main difference is that the German does not move: instead, he uses his Courage to draw cards from the "Decorations" deck, which give him special one-time abilities. Battle Conditions: This deck of 50 cards reflects the unpredictability of battlefield conditions, whether it's from nature itself or the hazards of combat. Drawn at the start of each turn, they affect all players and supersede Sector attributes, offering a variety of effects like friendly fire or smoke cover. Some are good, some are bad, and some offer opportunities to be seized at the right moment. Beware of plane crashes, supply trucks catching fire or loss of morale! Badges: A reprint of the 1st edition hard-to-find mini-expansion, consisting of 10 cards. Badges can be drawn at random by a Unit that obtains a "Battle Cry" RWB. They have a one-time effect (much like Items), usually helping their Unit obtain RWB bonuses or Awards more easily. -description from the publisher
D-Day Dice (Second Edition): Atlantikwall has 12 videos from 3 creators: 1 review, 8 playthroughs and 3 unboxings. They date from 2019 to February 2025.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "D-Day Dice (Second edition) Atlantikwall - Review" by Boards, Bricks & Battlefields. To see it played, watch "D-Day Dice (Second edition): Atlantikwall - Playthrough (Atlantikwall Module) [Exercise Tiger]" by Boards, Bricks & Battlefields, one of 8 playthroughs.
If you like it, try D-Day Dice (Second Edition), D-Day Dice: Pacific, D-Day Dice Pocket and D-Day Dice (Second Edition): Way to Hell, also by Emmanuel Aquin.
2019Emmanuel Aquin
1 - 4 players45 minMedium weight
2025Emmanuel Aquin
1 - 4 players30 - 60 minMedium weight
2018Emmanuel Aquin
1 - 8 players15 minLight weight
2019Emmanuel Aquin
1 - 6 players45 min
From BoardGameGeek:
This new version of Atlantikwall has been redesigned and vastly expanded. In addition to its 6 Battle Maps, including Omaha Beach II & Exercise: Fabius, Atlantikwall contains 3 “mini-expansions” that are completely independent from each other. Players can add 1, or 2, or all of them to their game: Atlantikwall: This module lets one player play the German side on any existing Battle Map. The German player can transform a 2-player game into a head-to-head confrontation, or be added to any group of players (even solo). Includes a full set of unique German Specialists, German Items and Decorations, a set of Red, White & Black dice, a player aid, a Resource card, and some additional Allied Specialists and Items. Think of the German player as the Battle Map itself. It is up to him or her to “activate” some of the features of the Map, and to make life difficult for the Allies. He plays like all the other players, rolling dice to gather resources, and spending those resources to recruit Specialists and find Items. The main difference is that the German does not move: instead, he uses his Courage to draw cards from the "Decorations" deck, which give him special one-time abilities. Battle Conditions: This deck of 50 cards reflects the unpredictability of battlefield conditions, whether it's from nature itself or the hazards of combat. Drawn at the start of each turn, they affect all players and supersede Sector attributes, offering a variety of effects like friendly fire or smoke cover. Some are good, some are bad, and some offer opportunities to be seized at the right moment. Beware of plane crashes, supply trucks catching fire or loss of morale! Badges: A reprint of the 1st edition hard-to-find mini-expansion, consisting of 10 cards. Badges can be drawn at random by a Unit that obtains a "Battle Cry" RWB. They have a one-time effect (much like Items), usually helping their Unit obtain RWB bonuses or Awards more easily. -description from the publisher
Designer
Emmanuel Aquin
Artists
Emmanuel Aquin, Dominik Kasprzycki
Publisher
Word Forge Games
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