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The March of Progress

The March of Progress

2020·Alan Paull

2 players
30 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting

From BoardGameGeek

"War is merely the continuation of policy by other means." -Carl von Clausewitz, On War, published 1832 Your goal in The March of Progress is to control countries through the playing of action cards so that you generate victory points (VPs) during scoring. Whoever has the most VPs at the end of the game wins. In the game, each side has a hand of eight action cards, ranging from Move to Attack to Recruit. Each player simultaneously chooses one card to play each turn, then reveals and carries out the action. Cards stay discarded until a player plays their score card after which they regain all played cards. The March of Progress includes an introductory scenario based on The Thirty Years War to set out the core rules of the game. The game includes four additional historical scenarios: The Age of Marlborough, Vive l'Empereur, World War 1 in the West, and World War 2 in the West. Each scenario changes the set-up and tweaks the rules to give a flavor of strategy in different time periods. The scenarios create a varied and challenging two-player game. -description from designer

The March of Progress

Which video should I watch for The March of Progress?

The March of Progress has 3 videos from 2 creators: 1 playthrough and 2 unboxings. They date from 2020 to November 2022.

If you like it, try Siege, The Ming Voyages and Snowdonia: Deluxe Master Set, also by Alan Paull, or Mission: Red Planet (Second/Third Edition), which shares several of its mechanics.

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The March of Progress (SSG) - UnboxingUnboxing12:09

The March of Progress (SSG) - Unboxing

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March of Progress UnboxingUnboxing10:10

March of Progress Unboxing

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March of Progress demo from Surprised Stare GamesPlaythrough17:34

March of Progress demo from Surprised Stare Games

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About The March of Progress

From BoardGameGeek:

"War is merely the continuation of policy by other means." -Carl von Clausewitz, On War, published 1832 Your goal in The March of Progress is to control countries through the playing of action cards so that you generate victory points (VPs) during scoring. Whoever has the most VPs at the end of the game wins. In the game, each side has a hand of eight action cards, ranging from Move to Attack to Recruit. Each player simultaneously chooses one card to play each turn, then reveals and carries out the action. Cards stay discarded until a player plays their score card after which they regain all played cards. The March of Progress includes an introductory scenario based on The Thirty Years War to set out the core rules of the game. The game includes four additional historical scenarios: The Age of Marlborough, Vive l'Empereur, World War 1 in the West, and World War 2 in the West. Each scenario changes the set-up and tweaks the rules to give a flavor of strategy in different time periods. The scenarios create a varied and challenging two-player game. -description from designer

Designer

Alan Paull

Artist

Klemens Franz

Publisher

Surprised Stare Games Ltd

Categories

Card GameNapoleonicPike and ShotWargame

Mechanics

Action SelectionTurn Order ManipulationArea MovementCard-Driven
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