Watch “TDG: French & Indian War: Solitaire,” a board game review for French & Indian War: Solitaire from The Discriminating Gamer on BoardGameVideo.
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Pro Tip: In Europe, it's called the Seven Years' War. Don't go walking around Edinburgh and say, "You know, back in the French & Indian War..." They will shut you down - real fast! Join Cody as he looks at this solitaire wargame from Worthington Publishing. Will it lay siege to your heart on game night? Or will you surrender your good times faster than Fort Henry on your tabletop? Let's watch!
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Mostly playthroughs and unboxings. French & Indian War: Solitaire is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 1 reviews, 3 recorded sessions, and 2 unboxings.
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About French & Indian War: Solitaire, from BoardGameGeek:
French and Indian War Solitaire, the sister game to War of 1812 Solitaire, allows the player to command the French or British side in the war that decides the fate of North America.
The game introduces some new concepts to the series. In the French and Indian War, regional militia and Indians play a large role. Indians affect attacks in regions depending on what side they allied with. Alliances change during the game. Each region has militia that are weak unless they have a conventional army present. Each side has a limited number of armies that provide a major boost to the militia in the region.
Choosing where to place your few conventional armies are major decisions each year. The game also allows players to play either side, French or British.