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Rolling forward with our Axis and Allies North Africa 'how to play' series.
If you can stay to the end, the U.S. attack into Tunis is a doozy to enjoy.
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01:08 Turn 11 Germany
03:57 Germany attack the Oran Convoy and Kasserine Pass
11:10 U.K.
12:04 U.K. attack Tripoli Convoy and Benghazi
20:36 Poppet wants a walk
20:50 Italy
24:42 U.S.
25:36 U.S. attack Tripoli Convoy and Constantine
39:55 Turn 12 Germany
42:00 Germany attack Constantine
47:17 Italy attack Kasserine Pass
56:06 U.S. attack Tunis
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Mostly playthroughs. Axis & Allies: North Africa is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 2 how-to-play guides, 25 recorded sessions, and 1 unboxings.
2 - 4 players
180 - 300 min
Heavy weight: Expect a long teach
About Axis & Allies: North Africa, from BoardGameGeek:
The fighting in North Africa was unlike any other in World War II. In Axis & Allies: North Africa, you will command the forces of either the Axis (Germany and Italy) or the Allies (the United Kingdom and, eventually, the United States) in a campaign that may again capture the imagination of the entire world. Intercept enemy convoys headed to the ports of North Africa...while protecting your own. Prove your logistical prowess by keeping your forces supplied. Most of all, show your ingenuity as a general, and you may change the course of history and ultimately gain the respect of your opponents.
Axis & Allies: North Africa features two scenarios:
Rommel's Last Push: The Desert Fox shocked the world when his small Afrika Korps and the Italians advanced to Tobruk and the gates of Cairo. The full 14-round campaign.
Operation Torch: The Americans finally arrive in November 1942, squeezing the Axis from two directions, back to their last holdout in Tunisia. A shorter 8-round experience.
-description from the publisher
