2018Greg Porter
- Videos
- 3
- Creators
- 1
2 players60 - 240 minHeavy weight

2021Greg Porter
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An operational design by Greg Porter covering the Nagorno-Karabahk War of 2020. You'll command formations of T-90 tanks, BMP-equipped mechanized infantry, drones, cruise missiles, and squadrons of attack aircraft as you simulate the war between Armenia and Azerbaijan, which took place in the fall of 2020. Units represent battalions grouped into brigades. Maneuver and attacks in the game are done via actions played from a deck of cards, and each pass through the deck represents 2 days and nights of fighting. A game of Caucasus Burning: The Nagorno-Karabahk War, 2020 will probably take a little less than 10 passes through the deck, so it will run a little faster than the actual war.
Caucasus Burning: The Nagorno-Karabahk War, 2020 has 4 videos from 2 creators: 1 review, 1 how-to-play guide and 2 unboxings. They date from 2022 to June 2023.
To learn the rules, start with "Yaah! #15 - Caucasus Burning - Playthrough" by Hexed And Countered, which runs 1 h 1 min.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Caucusus Burning: The Nagorno-Karabakh War 2020 from Yaah! Magazine Thoughts and Review" by Moe's Game Table.
If you like it, try Armageddon War: Platoon Level Combat in the End War, Iceland: Settlement to Independence, Rising Dragon: Platoon Level Combat in the Invasion of Taiwan and Tango Down: Man to Man Urban Combat, also by Greg Porter.
2018Greg Porter
2 players60 - 240 minHeavy weight
2024Greg Porter
3 - 6 players90 minHeavy weight
2025Greg Porter
1 - 2 players60 - 180 min
2019Greg Porter
2 players60 - 120 minMedium weight
From BoardGameGeek:
An operational design by Greg Porter covering the Nagorno-Karabahk War of 2020. You'll command formations of T-90 tanks, BMP-equipped mechanized infantry, drones, cruise missiles, and squadrons of attack aircraft as you simulate the war between Armenia and Azerbaijan, which took place in the fall of 2020. Units represent battalions grouped into brigades. Maneuver and attacks in the game are done via actions played from a deck of cards, and each pass through the deck represents 2 days and nights of fighting. A game of Caucasus Burning: The Nagorno-Karabahk War, 2020 will probably take a little less than 10 passes through the deck, so it will run a little faster than the actual war.
Designer
Greg Porter
Publisher
Flying Pig Games
Categories
Mechanics