Cover art for Crimea: The Dawn of Modern Warfare

Crimea: The Dawn of Modern Warfare

1975 · BGG
Avg rating
7.06
Bayes rating
5.53
Weight
2.50 (Medium)
Players
2
Playtime
3 hr
Ratings count
42

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Description

Crimea is a grand-tactical (division/brigade) historical game-simulation of the Crimean War from the landings at Evpatoria through the fall of Sevastopol. The map covers the areas around the major communication centers of the Crimean peninsula on a map scale of one hex equals one mile.

Crimea is actually several games in one. The Basic Game covers the conduct of the major part of the historical campaign, and is played using only the map section showing the area around Sevastopol. The Advanced Game uses the other areas in the Crimea where fighting took place (Evpatoria and Kerch) as well as allowing both players a wider range of strategic options. The Battle Games cover each of the pitched battles of the war - The Battle of the Alma, The Battle of Balaclava, The Battle of Inkerman, The Battle of Evpatoria, The Battle of Tchernaya, and the Storming of the Malakov. There is also a Micro-Game - Into the Valley of Death.



Mechanics

Hexagon Grid

Themes

Post-Napoleonic

Publishers

Game Designers' Workshop (GDW Games)

Designers

Frank Chadwick