Watch “WLOG Freezing Inferno,” a board game review for Freezing Inferno from Riccardo Masini - WLOG on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by Riccardo Masini - WLOG on YouTube:
L’hanno chiamata la Guerra d’Inverno: quando nel 1939 l’Unione Sovietica invase la vicina Finlandia pensando di poterla conquistare rapidamente grazie alla sua soverchiante superiorità numerica… e invece si ritrovò a gestire uno dei conflitti più duri mai combattuti prima della Seconda guerra mondiale. Freezing Inferno, il nuovo titolo della Princeps Games, ci riporta in quei tragici giorni, con un wargame leggero e storicamente approfondito, che reinterpreta in chiave molto accattivante il classico hex and counter. E ne parliamo congiuntamente a canali riuniti sia su WLOG che su Il Cap Games!
(Da dove vengono le famose bottiglie Molotov? Esatto, proprio da qui)
Introduzione: 00:13
Sul Tavolo!: 07:27
Conclusioni: 24:17
Video di Il Cap Games: https://youtu.be/zcQ-tDZ7EFE
BGG: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/367535/freezing-inferno
Mostly reviews and unboxings. Freezing Inferno is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 9 reviews, 3 how-to-play guides, and 8 unboxings.
1 - 2 players
180 - 360 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting
About Freezing Inferno, from BoardGameGeek:
Freezing Inferno is an Operational level 1 or 2 players board-wargame set in World War II covering the 1939-1940 conflict between the USSR and Finland. It is a hex & counter wargame with unique battle mechanism, a lot of strategy, some diplomacy and a number of features specific to the harsh winter conditions of the setting.
Freezing Inferno is medium level complexity and lasts from 3 to 6 hours. Variable setup and random cards bringing effects to the game offers replayability.
Freezing Inferno is a game for one or two players - one player controls Finland, while the other player controls the USSR.
In order for the USSR to win, it must occupy 2 of the 3 Finnish Key Cities (marked with an asterisk) and hold them until the beginning of the next round, while also controlling at least 5 of its 7 Home Cities. If this is not achieved by the end of the 8th round, the winner of the game is the player who controls Finland.
