1944: D-Day to the Rhine

1944: D-Day to the Rhine

2022Dan Fournie

Videos
6
Creators
5

Mostly reviews and unboxings. 1944: D-Day to the Rhine is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 2 reviews, 1 how-to-play guides, 1 recorded sessions, and 2 unboxings.

2 players
60 - 120 min
2.4/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

D-Day to the Rhine, 1944 is the follow up to, Battle of the Bulge 1944. D-Day to the Rhine, 1944 follows WWII on the Western Front from June of 1944 until March of 1945. As the German player, you will set your defenses to meet the Allied landings. As the Allied player you will land and try to break out and drive across France as quickly as possible. Can you cross the Rhine and break through the West Wall before Christmas? The game includes variable objectives that are picked before the game begins creating a great sense of tension as neither player truly knows his opponent's objectives before the game begins. Optional rules are included for landings other than in Normandy, and hidden German units. Most of the objectives for victory are the elimination of enemy units and for the Allies getting into Germany before 1945.

Watch first

Creators who cover this

KilroyWasHere
KilroyWasHere
2 videos of this game
MarcoOmnigamer
MarcoOmnigamer
1 video of this game
Nathan Wailes Gaming
Nathan Wailes Gaming
1 video of this game
Smitty's Game Table
Smitty's Game Table
1 video of this game
The Discriminating Gamer
The Discriminating Gamer
1 video of this game

Games like this

2025Dan Fournie

Videos
6
Creators
4
Mostly reviews and playthroughs

2 players60 - 120 min3.3 weight

About 1944: D-Day to the Rhine

From BoardGameGeek:

D-Day to the Rhine, 1944 is the follow up to, Battle of the Bulge 1944. D-Day to the Rhine, 1944 follows WWII on the Western Front from June of 1944 until March of 1945. As the German player, you will set your defenses to meet the Allied landings. As the Allied player you will land and try to break out and drive across France as quickly as possible. Can you cross the Rhine and break through the West Wall before Christmas? The game includes variable objectives that are picked before the game begins creating a great sense of tension as neither player truly knows his opponent's objectives before the game begins. Optional rules are included for landings other than in Normandy, and hidden German units. Most of the objectives for victory are the elimination of enemy units and for the Allies getting into Germany before 1945.

Designer

Dan Fournie

Artist

Sean Cooke

Categories

WargameWorld War II

Mechanics

Action PointsDice RollingHexagon Grid
View on BoardGameGeek ›