North Africa
1941-1942
The North Africa game system is a simulation of World War II ground combat in the North African desert. Each game in the system represents a clash between Allied and Axis forced during the see-saw struggle which raged from 1941 to 1943. The playing pieces represent the actual units which participated in the battles, and the map represents the actual terrain over which those units fought.
| Date | Game |
|---|---|
| November 1941 | Crusader |
| May-June 1942 | Cauldron |
| February 1943 | Kasserine |
| October 1942 | Supercharge |
- Documents
- The PC game interface
- Common Rules
- Unit Symbols
- Unit Types
- Zone of Control
- Advance After Combat Example
- Platforms
Windows
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