Cover of Patton's First Victory: Tunisia

Patton's First Victory: Tunisia 2010

Players
1–2
Play time
120 min
Complexity
Light 1.9 / 5 (10 votes)

Description

Pattonrsquos victory allnew echelon wargame provide simple accurate simulation world war iirsquo tunisian campaign feature mere page rule elegantly recreate battle fight allied axis forcesin addition simplicity pattonrsquos victory marvelously accurate feature order battle historic division engage struggle tunisia allotment ldquosupport assetsrdquo assign division increase combat strength axis player assign support asset good division form powerful strike group use augment light unit desperately defend ridgespattonrsquo victory portray element actual campaign terrain historically accurate town airbase precisely correct unit rate precise combat factor th panzer division formidable patton able defeat vestige famed afrikakorpsthe entire tunisian campaign play couple hour pattonrsquos victory remain game require operational skill allied player maintain momentum pressure axis fight breakthrough capture important tunisian harbor win game axis player manage scant potent army air force repel attack ally watch opportunity counterattack throw throw disarraypattonrsquos victory quick easy game campaign allied axis force north africa world war ii itrsquos spring ally arrive liberate tunisia axis axis soldier experience command good general war axis force hold tunisian mountain delay progress war west indefinitely ally capture tunisian harbor cut axis supply escapegame content x x cm terrain map diecut countersone rule booklet series.

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Year
2010

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