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Storm Over Stalingrad

Storm Over Stalingrad

2006·Tetsuya Nakamura

Videos
10
Creators
7

Mainly reviews. Storm Over Stalingrad is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 6 reviews, 2 how-to-play guides, 1 recorded sessions, and 1 other video.

1 - 2 players
180 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting

From BoardGameGeek

Publisher description: Storm Over Stalingrad is a 2-player wargame simulating the Battle of Stalingrad from October to November 1942. One player controls the German army, and the other player controls the Soviet army. The game uses a simplified version of the Area–Impulse System, first introduced in Avalon Hill's “Storm Over Arnhem”. The game is 6 turns long, at the end of which time the winner is determined by comparing the players predetermined controlled victory areas to actual. The prize at the end of Germany's 1942 summer offensive was Stalingrad. The city, while being a propaganda key due to its name, was also a key industrial city sitting upon both rail and river networks. The German 6th Army hit arrived at the west bank of the Volga by late August and began their assault on the city. "Stalingrad must not be taken by the enemy" ordered Stalin. Now you can command the defense of the city and try to hold versus a talented, but stretched thin, German Army. Or will you find something the Germans didn't and seize both the city and the day? As has become common with games in the IGS line, playability matched with historical flavor has been achieved to a remarkable degree. In Storm Over Stalingrad, players alternate impulses where they move or fire, but only rarely both. Cards influence play, but do not drive the game. Can you take most of the city of Stalingrad before the Soviet offensive begins? This game uses a simplified version of the Storm Over Arnhem system. While it shares the same game system and topic as Turning Point: Stalingrad, it has a different feel due to it covering a smaller time period, using tactical cards, and simpler rules. Game Scale: Game Turn: 2 weeks Area: 1" = approximately 547 yards / 25mm = approximately 500 meters Units: Battalion to Brigade Game Inventory: Two 15x21" full color mapsheets One dual-side printed countersheet (176 5/8" counters) One 8-page Storm Over Stalingrad rulebook One deck of tactical cards (27 German, 27 Russian, 1 proof of purchase) Two 6-sided die Solitaire Playability: High Complexity Level: Low Players: 2 or more Playing Time: 2-4 hours

Storm Over Stalingrad

Watch first

Learn to play

Storm Over Stalingrad Intro to setup by J Oates9:52

Storm Over Stalingrad Intro to setup by J Oates

Charles Cabell

Charles Cabell

Review

Storm over Stalingrad Review15:56

Storm over Stalingrad Review

MarcoOmnigamer

MarcoOmnigamer

Watch it played

Storm Over Stalingrad AAR9:17

Storm Over Stalingrad AAR

WARdROBE

WARdROBE

Which Storm Over Stalingrad video should I watch?

Storm Over Stalingrad has 10 videos from 7 creators: 6 reviews, 2 how-to-play guides, 1 playthrough and 1 other video. They date from 2009 to June 2023.

To learn the rules, start with "Storm Over Stalingrad Intro to setup by J Oates" by Charles Cabell, which runs 10 min.

For an opinion before you buy, start with "Storm over Stalingrad Review" by MarcoOmnigamer. 3 creators have reviewed it. To see it played, watch "Storm Over Stalingrad AAR" by WARdROBE.

If you like it, try A Victory Awaits: Operation Barbarossa 1941, Traces of War, Traces of Hubris and Fire in the Sky: The Great Pacific War 1941-1945, also by Tetsuya Nakamura.

All videos

Storm over Stalingrad ReviewReview15:56

Storm over Stalingrad Review

MarcoOmnigamer

MarcoOmnigamer

Storm Over Stalingrad AARPlaythrough9:17

Storm Over Stalingrad AAR

WARdROBE

WARdROBE

Storm over Stalingrad Review - with Joe SteadmanReview9:23

Storm over Stalingrad Review - with Joe Steadman

The Dice Tower

The Dice Tower

Storm Over Stalingrad Intro to setup by J OatesHow to play9:52

Storm Over Stalingrad Intro to setup by J Oates

Charles Cabell

Charles Cabell

Storm Over Stalingrad Components Overview3:03

Storm Over Stalingrad Components Overview

Unhappy King Alf

Unhappy King Alf

1.1.- Storm Over Stalingrad (MMP): ComponentesReview6:35

1.1.- Storm Over Stalingrad (MMP): Componentes

Wargame Reviewer

Wargame Reviewer

How to Board Game: Storm Over StalingradHow to play2:09:28

How to Board Game: Storm Over Stalingrad

The Name Of The Game

The Name Of The Game

1.3.- Storm over Stalingrad (MMP): Secuencia de juego.Movimiento y ataque.Review22:51

1.3.- Storm over Stalingrad (MMP): Secuencia de juego.Movimiento y ataque.

Wargame Reviewer

Wargame Reviewer

1.4.- Storm Over Stalingrad (MMP): Refuerzos y cartas (final)Review7:42

1.4.- Storm Over Stalingrad (MMP): Refuerzos y cartas (final)

Wargame Reviewer

Wargame Reviewer

1.2.- Storm Over Stalingrad (MMP): preparaciónReview7:18

1.2.- Storm Over Stalingrad (MMP): preparación

Wargame Reviewer

Wargame Reviewer

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The Name Of The Game
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About Storm Over Stalingrad

From BoardGameGeek:

Publisher description: Storm Over Stalingrad is a 2-player wargame simulating the Battle of Stalingrad from October to November 1942. One player controls the German army, and the other player controls the Soviet army. The game uses a simplified version of the Area–Impulse System, first introduced in Avalon Hill's “Storm Over Arnhem”. The game is 6 turns long, at the end of which time the winner is determined by comparing the players predetermined controlled victory areas to actual. The prize at the end of Germany's 1942 summer offensive was Stalingrad. The city, while being a propaganda key due to its name, was also a key industrial city sitting upon both rail and river networks. The German 6th Army hit arrived at the west bank of the Volga by late August and began their assault on the city. "Stalingrad must not be taken by the enemy" ordered Stalin. Now you can command the defense of the city and try to hold versus a talented, but stretched thin, German Army. Or will you find something the Germans didn't and seize both the city and the day? As has become common with games in the IGS line, playability matched with historical flavor has been achieved to a remarkable degree. In Storm Over Stalingrad, players alternate impulses where they move or fire, but only rarely both. Cards influence play, but do not drive the game. Can you take most of the city of Stalingrad before the Soviet offensive begins? This game uses a simplified version of the Storm Over Arnhem system. While it shares the same game system and topic as Turning Point: Stalingrad, it has a different feel due to it covering a smaller time period, using tactical cards, and simpler rules. Game Scale: Game Turn: 2 weeks Area: 1" = approximately 547 yards / 25mm = approximately 500 meters Units: Battalion to Brigade Game Inventory: Two 15x21" full color mapsheets One dual-side printed countersheet (176 5/8" counters) One 8-page Storm Over Stalingrad rulebook One deck of tactical cards (27 German, 27 Russian, 1 proof of purchase) Two 6-sided die Solitaire Playability: High Complexity Level: Low Players: 2 or more Playing Time: 2-4 hours

Designer

Tetsuya Nakamura

Artist

Nicolás Eskubi

Publisher

Game Journal

Categories

WargameWorld War II

Mechanics

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