2021Javier Romero
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2 players120 - 240 minMedium weight
Red Partisans: The War Behind Army Group Center, 1942-44
2025Javier Romero
2 players
0 min
Heavy weight: Expect a long teach
From BoardGameGeek
Red Partisans (RP) is a two-player simulation of the brutal fighting that took place behind Army Group Center on the eastern front in 1942-44. The Partisan player, representing the Central Staff of the Partisan Movement, must destroy as many targets as possible, interdict the Axis armies' lines of supply and control as much terrain as possible. The Axis player must keep open his side's lines of communication, destroy as many Partisan units as possible and capture forced laborers for the German economy. Each hexagon on the map represents 20 miles (32.4 km) from side to opposite side. The units of maneuver are Partisan “detachments” (company equivalents) and brigades. Axis units of maneuver vary in size from whole divisions down to battalions. Each full turn represents two to three months, based on seasonality.
Which Red Partisans: The War Behind Army Group Center, 1942-44 video should I watch?
Red Partisans: The War Behind Army Group Center, 1942-44 has 2 videos from 1 creator: 2 playthroughs. They date from May 2024.
If you like it, try Santander '37, Santiago Campaign 1898, Bosnian War: 1992-1995 and Baltic Offensive, Fall 1944, also by Javier Romero.
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About Red Partisans: The War Behind Army Group Center, 1942-44
From BoardGameGeek:
Red Partisans (RP) is a two-player simulation of the brutal fighting that took place behind Army Group Center on the eastern front in 1942-44. The Partisan player, representing the Central Staff of the Partisan Movement, must destroy as many targets as possible, interdict the Axis armies' lines of supply and control as much terrain as possible. The Axis player must keep open his side's lines of communication, destroy as many Partisan units as possible and capture forced laborers for the German economy. Each hexagon on the map represents 20 miles (32.4 km) from side to opposite side. The units of maneuver are Partisan “detachments” (company equivalents) and brigades. Axis units of maneuver vary in size from whole divisions down to battalions. Each full turn represents two to three months, based on seasonality.
Designer
Javier Romero
Artist
Paul Stuhlfaut
Publisher
Compass Games
Categories
WargameWorld War II
Mechanics
Hex Grid