2020Dan Fournie
- Videos
- 16
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- 11
2 players60 - 120 minMedium weight

2025Dan Fournie
From BoardGameGeek
Operation Dragoon, the 2nd D-Day Solitaire Travel Game is a fast-playing corps and division-level operational solitaire game of the Operation Dragoon campaign from the initial invasion that hit the beaches on August 15th to the conclusion of the decisive Battle of Montelimar on August 29th. As the Allies of the US VI Corps, French II Corps, and US/British/Canadian 1st Airborne Task Force advance, a column of German units of the Nineteenth Army, led by the powerful 11th Panzer Division, is marching up the Rhone River valley to escape envelopment and destruction at Montelimar. The Allied player, aided by air support and bands of French Forces of the Interior (FFI), must eliminate as many German divisions as possible while ensuring the critical ports of Marseilles and Toulon are quickly seized.
Operation Dragoon 1944 has 4 videos from 2 creators: 1 review, 1 playthrough and 2 unboxings. They date from June to October 2025.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "TDG: Operation Dragoon 1944" by The Discriminating Gamer. To see it played, watch "Operation Dragoon (Worthington) - Cinematic Anniversary AAR (August 15, 1944)" by KilroyWasHere.
If you like it, try 1944: Battle of the Bulge, 1944: D-Day to the Rhine, Drop Zone: Southern France and Hold the Line: Hannibal, also by Dan Fournie.
2020Dan Fournie
2 players60 - 120 minMedium weight
2022Dan Fournie
2 players60 - 120 minMedium weight
2025Dan Fournie
1 - 4 players120 minMedium weight
2025Dan Fournie
2 players60 - 120 minHeavy weight
From BoardGameGeek:
Operation Dragoon, the 2nd D-Day Solitaire Travel Game is a fast-playing corps and division-level operational solitaire game of the Operation Dragoon campaign from the initial invasion that hit the beaches on August 15th to the conclusion of the decisive Battle of Montelimar on August 29th. As the Allies of the US VI Corps, French II Corps, and US/British/Canadian 1st Airborne Task Force advance, a column of German units of the Nineteenth Army, led by the powerful 11th Panzer Division, is marching up the Rhone River valley to escape envelopment and destruction at Montelimar. The Allied player, aided by air support and bands of French Forces of the Interior (FFI), must eliminate as many German divisions as possible while ensuring the critical ports of Marseilles and Toulon are quickly seized.