![]() ![]() Average game length is between 30 and 60 minutes, encouraging match play where players can command first one side and then the other. And with Memoir '44 Overlord scenarios, players can use multiple boards and up to 8 players to conduct large scale operations, experiencing the challenges of troop coordination and military chain of command on a large scale battlefield. Take command at some of the most historic battles of World War II, including: Omaha Beach, Pegasus Bridge, Operation Cobra, and the Ardennes. Memoir '44 is designed for 2 players but easily accommodates team play. From the opening minutes of D-Day to the liberation of Paris and beyondMemoir '44 airdrops you into the key battles that turned the tide in Western Europe. ![]() "The game mechanics, although simple, still require strategic card play, timely dice rolling and an aggressive yet flexible battle plan to achieve victory." In addition to the large, double-sided gameboard, Memoir '44 includes 144 amazingly detailed army miniatures - including historically accurate infantry, tanks and artillery 36 Obstacle pieces, 60 illustrated Command cards, 44 Special Terrain tiles, and 8 Custom Wooden dice. "By design, the game is not overly complex", says Memoir '44 designer, Richard Borg. Commanders deploy troops through Command and Tactic cards, applying the unique skills of his units - infantry, paratrooper, tank, artillery, and even resistance fighters - to their greatest strength. ![]() Each scenario mimics the historical terrain, troop placements and objectives of each army. Memoir '44 includes over 15 different battle scenarios and features a double-sided hex game board for both beach landings and countryside combat. Memoir '44 is a historical boardgame where players face-off in stylized battles of some of the most famous historic battles of World War II including Omaha Beach, Pegasus Bridge, Operation Cobra and the Ardennes. Memoir '44 is a light wargame, or war-themed strategy board game, for two players created by Richard Borg, published in 2004 by Days of Wonder and illustrated by Julien Delval and Cyrille Daujean. ![]()
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