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Fall of Berlin: The End of the Thousand Year Reich

Fall of Berlin: The End of the Thousand Year Reich

2025·Michael Taylor (I)

1 - 3 players
90 - 180 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting

From BoardGameGeek

Fall of Berlin, 16 April - 2 May 1945, The End of the Thousand Year Reich is the second game in Michael Taylor's Russian Front Series. It is an operational-scale game covering from 16 April to 2 May 1945 in the area around Berlin: from the River Oder, Frankfurt an der Oder and Seelow in the east, and from Torgau and the River Elbe in the south-west, through to the forests north of Berlin at the northern edge of the map. There is some subtlety in play to generate the correct strategy. Designer Michael Taylor said: “….. you will probably lose badly until you figure out the right strategy”. There are three options for playing the game. The Basic game is 7 turns long; the Extended game is 9 turns; and the third option is a 3-player game with 2 Russian players competing against each other (which can be either 7 or 9 turns). Game scale: About 12-18 km per hex; 2 days/turn (except for 1st turn which covers 16 April 1945 only); 7 or 9 game turns long. German units are mostly depleted divisions. -description from the publisher

Fall of Berlin: The End of the Thousand Year Reich

Which Fall of Berlin: The End of the Thousand Year Reich video should I watch?

Fall of Berlin: The End of the Thousand Year Reich has 4 videos from 3 creators: 2 playthroughs and 2 unboxings. They date from April to August 2026.

If you like it, try Velikiye Luki: Stalingrad of the North and The Battle of the Little Bighorn, also by Michael Taylor, or Normandy '44 and Less Than 60 Miles, which share several of its mechanics.

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Let's Play! Fall of Berlin: The End of the Thousand Year Reich | Hex & Counter | GameplayPlaythrough1:28:18

Let's Play! Fall of Berlin: The End of the Thousand Year Reich | Hex & Counter | Gameplay

Wayne Hansen

Wayne Hansen

Fall of Berlin from Legion Wargames PreviewUnboxing7:31

Fall of Berlin from Legion Wargames Preview

Moe's Game Table

Moe's Game Table

Fall of Berlin: The End of the Thousand Year Reich (Legion) | First LookPlaythrough18:34

Fall of Berlin: The End of the Thousand Year Reich (Legion) | First Look

Hexed And Countered

Hexed And Countered

Recon! Fall of Berlin: The End of the Thousand Year Reich | Hex & Counter | PreviewUnboxing12:08

Recon! Fall of Berlin: The End of the Thousand Year Reich | Hex & Counter | Preview

Wayne Hansen

Wayne Hansen

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About Fall of Berlin: The End of the Thousand Year Reich

From BoardGameGeek:

Fall of Berlin, 16 April - 2 May 1945, The End of the Thousand Year Reich is the second game in Michael Taylor's Russian Front Series. It is an operational-scale game covering from 16 April to 2 May 1945 in the area around Berlin: from the River Oder, Frankfurt an der Oder and Seelow in the east, and from Torgau and the River Elbe in the south-west, through to the forests north of Berlin at the northern edge of the map. There is some subtlety in play to generate the correct strategy. Designer Michael Taylor said: “….. you will probably lose badly until you figure out the right strategy”. There are three options for playing the game. The Basic game is 7 turns long; the Extended game is 9 turns; and the third option is a 3-player game with 2 Russian players competing against each other (which can be either 7 or 9 turns). Game scale: About 12-18 km per hex; 2 days/turn (except for 1st turn which covers 16 April 1945 only); 7 or 9 game turns long. German units are mostly depleted divisions. -description from the publisher

Designer

Michael Taylor (I)

Artists

Edmund Hudson, Michael Taylor (I)

Publisher

Legion Wargames LLC

Categories

WargameWorld War II

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