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Web-based version of the Battle for Moscow wargame "Battle for Moscow" is a game originally designed by Frank Chadwick in 1986 to introduce players to wargaming ( rules ). The graphics for this version are based on the 2009 reprint by Victory Point Games.
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Battle for Moscow is a two-player game: One player assumes...
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Battle for Moscow is a simple board wargame that simulates the German invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941. It was published by GDW in 1986 as a free giveaway and has been reprinted and expanded several times.
Battle for Moscow is a classic wargame that simulates the German push toward Moscow in late 1941. Read reviews, watch videos, join forums, and download files for this operational level board game.
Battle for Moscow is a two-player game: One player assumes the role of the Axis (Germany) and the other player assumes the role of Russia (the Soviet Union). Each player moves his units and executes attacks on enemy units in turn, attempting to fulfill the game's Victory Conditions.
The game Battle for Moscow is a simple 2-player simulation of Operation Typhoon. The game is a typical hex-and-counter/CRT type with no step losses. It is suitable for beginners. The magazine also included the game Battle of the Bugle--a solitaire game, also designed by Yamazaki.
In September of 1941, the German High Command decided to launch a final, decisive offensive to crown their invasion of Russia, capture Moscow, and break the Red Army once and for all. Codenamed Operation Typhoon, German tanks and infantry pressed relentlessly forward until they could see the very spires of the Kremlin.
Learn how to play the wargame of the German Army's final lunge to capture Moscow in 1941. Download the map, counters, charts and combat results table in PDF or GIF format.
