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On to Berlin!

On to Berlin!

2026·Tetsuya Nakamura

2 players
240 - 360 min

From BoardGameGeek

On to Berlin! Is an area impulse games that uses cards for activations and covers the entire European and North African theaters from 1939 to 1945. The redeveloped game, based on Rise and Fall of the Third Reich from Game Journal #70, is a fast playing game that allows players to control their faction's forces and decide on their strategy to achieve victory. Designed to be played in a single evening, the card purchase mechanic (tech tree) and game flow gives tremendous replay value that allows players to try different strategies for each game. The rules have been rewritten to remove ambiguities and clear up potential issues for players. This version adds rules for maintaining the secrecy of cards in a player's hand and implements previous optional rules to address potential game balance issues. Cubes have also been added to the components to easier track the political leaning of neutral countries. Game Components 1 Map 22" x 34" 2 Counter sheets, 198 counters 32 Cards 35 wooden cubes 1 16-page Rulebook 2 Player Aid Cards 8 dice Complexity: Low/Medium Solitaire: Low -description from publisher

On to Berlin!

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On to Berlin! has 4 videos from 1 creator: 4 how-to-play guides. They date from February to March 2026.

If you like it, try A Victory Awaits: Operation Barbarossa 1941, Traces of War, Storm Over Stalingrad and Traces of Hubris, also by Tetsuya Nakamura.

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On To Berlin (Example 1st Look)How to play3:52

On To Berlin (Example 1st Look)

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The MMP Podcast

On To Berlin Preview!How to play1:53

On To Berlin Preview!

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The MMP Podcast

On To Berlin Axis CardsHow to play4:54

On To Berlin Axis Cards

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The MMP Podcast

On To Berlin! Allied CardsHow to play3:02

On To Berlin! Allied Cards

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The MMP Podcast

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About On to Berlin!

From BoardGameGeek:

On to Berlin! Is an area impulse games that uses cards for activations and covers the entire European and North African theaters from 1939 to 1945. The redeveloped game, based on Rise and Fall of the Third Reich from Game Journal #70, is a fast playing game that allows players to control their faction's forces and decide on their strategy to achieve victory. Designed to be played in a single evening, the card purchase mechanic (tech tree) and game flow gives tremendous replay value that allows players to try different strategies for each game. The rules have been rewritten to remove ambiguities and clear up potential issues for players. This version adds rules for maintaining the secrecy of cards in a player's hand and implements previous optional rules to address potential game balance issues. Cubes have also been added to the components to easier track the political leaning of neutral countries. Game Components 1 Map 22" x 34" 2 Counter sheets, 198 counters 32 Cards 35 wooden cubes 1 16-page Rulebook 2 Player Aid Cards 8 dice Complexity: Low/Medium Solitaire: Low -description from publisher

Designer

Tetsuya Nakamura

Publisher

Multi-Man Publishing

Categories

WargameWorld War II

Mechanics

Area MovementCard-DrivenDeck BuildingSimulation
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