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I knew Little Round Top was more than just a nickname for short, bald guys! Join Cody as he considers this solo book wargame from Worthington. Should it take the high ground in your game collection? Or will it fail to make a breakthrough on your tabletop? Let's watch!
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Mostly reviews. Gettysburg Solitaire is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 5 reviews and 1 unboxings.
1 players
15 - 60 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes
About Gettysburg Solitaire, from BoardGameGeek:
Take command of the Confederate army at the battle of Gettysburg in an original bookgame by Worthington Publishing. Refight the bloody 1st and 2nd of July as you try to break the Union defenses at Cemetery Hill, Culps Hill, and Little Round Top.
You receive 12 battle plays for July 1st and 12 battlesfor July 2nd. July 1 is the easier of the two days as you try to crush the I and XI corps and drive the Union army from Gettysburg. July 2, the battle gets tougher as you have to fight through Devil's Den and Little Round Top, and the Union reserves coming from Culps Hill.
All you need to provide is a die, a pen, and a sense of adventure to play.