2021Javier Romero
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2 players120 - 240 minMedium weight
Bosnian War: 1992-1995
2025Javier Romero
2 players
0 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting
From BoardGameGeek
Bosnian War: 1992-1995 is a two-player Strategic level board-wargame of the brutal conflict that took place in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1992-1995. There are two players: the Bosnian government (BiH) player and the Bosnian Serb (VRS) player. The Bosnian Government player controls the units of the Croatian Defense Council (HVO) although certain game events allow the Serb player to control the HVO units. The Serb player can also control the units of the Krajina Serb Army (SKV) through random events or NATO intervention. The Bosnian Government player can also control units of the Croatian Army (HV) under certain conditions. In this game, the enemy population is not a victim of collateral damage, rather it is a target, so conquering towns and cities is a key aspect of the game. Each game turn represents three months of time. Each hex represents 12 km (7.5 miles). Each combat unit represents a task force ranging in size from a regiment to a division. 22 x 34-inch game map, 176 5/8-inch counters Included in Strategy & Tactics #351, January 2025. -description from designer
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Bosnian War: 1992-1995 has 2 videos from 1 creator: 1 review and 1 unboxing. They date from November 2025.
If you like it, try Santander '37, Santiago Campaign 1898, Baltic Offensive, Fall 1944 and Red Partisans: The War Behind Army Group Center, 1942-44, also by Javier Romero.
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2 players0 minHeavy weight
About Bosnian War: 1992-1995
From BoardGameGeek:
Bosnian War: 1992-1995 is a two-player Strategic level board-wargame of the brutal conflict that took place in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1992-1995. There are two players: the Bosnian government (BiH) player and the Bosnian Serb (VRS) player. The Bosnian Government player controls the units of the Croatian Defense Council (HVO) although certain game events allow the Serb player to control the HVO units. The Serb player can also control the units of the Krajina Serb Army (SKV) through random events or NATO intervention. The Bosnian Government player can also control units of the Croatian Army (HV) under certain conditions. In this game, the enemy population is not a victim of collateral damage, rather it is a target, so conquering towns and cities is a key aspect of the game. Each game turn represents three months of time. Each hex represents 12 km (7.5 miles). Each combat unit represents a task force ranging in size from a regiment to a division. 22 x 34-inch game map, 176 5/8-inch counters Included in Strategy & Tactics #351, January 2025. -description from designer
Designer
Javier Romero
Artists
Nadir Elfarra, Joe Youst
Publisher
Decision Games (I)
Categories
Modern WarfareWargame
Mechanics
Dice RollingHex GridArea Movement