Watch “The Longest Trench,” a board game review for The Longest Trench from Chris Baylis on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by Chris Baylis on YouTube:
Every time I tried to record this the dogs barked, the wife came in and spoke, the doorbell went, Alexa chimed in with some unasked for nonsense or family arrived unexpectedly.
I finally thought I had nailed it, but as I spoke the last few sentences the phone died - hence it cuts off sharpish at the end. Rather luckily I think as I had begun rambling ....
Mostly reviews and unboxings. The Longest Trench is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 4 reviews, 1 recorded sessions, and 3 unboxings.
2 - 4 players
30 - 180 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting
About The Longest Trench, from BoardGameGeek:
The Longest Trench is a two-player card game about the First World War from the strategic viewpoint. The game recreates World War I in a historical series of land and sea battles. The Central Powers (Germany and her allies) are opposed to the Entente (Great Britain, France, Russia and their allies).
As a supreme commander, you try to defeat your opponent by allocating your troops, planes, and ships with possible support (from air, mines, trenches, etc.) on the right front to the right time.
The Longest Trench is primarily designed as a quick-playing fun game and players can finish a game in one or two hours.