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The Game
Plan West™( # 103-1 ), is a boardgame covering the German invasion of Poland in 1939.
The Scene:
The game handles the 10 first days of september 1939. Army group North trying to link 3:rd and 4:th Army and thereby connecting East Prussia with the Fatherland again. Army Group South thrusts forward with the 10 Army as the wedge trying to cease Warsaw as quick as possible. Hitler was eager to impress Stalin.
Plan West™( # 103-1 ), is a boardgame covering the German invasion of Poland in 1939.
The Scene:
The game handles the 10 first days of september 1939. Army group North trying to link 3:rd and 4:th Army and thereby connecting East Prussia with the Fatherland again. Army Group South thrusts forward with the 10 Army as the wedge trying to cease Warsaw as quick as possible. Hitler was eager to impress Stalin.
Game Design and Development:
Stefan Ekström
Illustrations and Art:
Stefan Ekström
The game components:
- 50 x 70cm-size map
- 264 die-cut counters
- 1 six-sided die
- Rules
- Box
Stefan Ekström
Illustrations and Art:
Stefan Ekström
The game components:
- 50 x 70cm-size map
- 264 die-cut counters
- 1 six-sided die
- Rules
- Box
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A Game proudly produced in Sweden.
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Download the latest version of the game rules here
(current version 1.1)
(current version 1.1)
The Game Design
Plan West is taught in 30 minutes and easy to digest yet a challenge even for the more experienced players. It is not as easy as you think to be the german player!
Remember that "Blitzkrieg" wasn´t really invented until the Campaign in France 1940.
The game is built around a chit pull system telling you which army to move. The german player is forced to hold the time track by gaining enough
VP according to history.
Each turn is one day and the game has 10 turns.
Plan West is taught in 30 minutes and easy to digest yet a challenge even for the more experienced players. It is not as easy as you think to be the german player!
Remember that "Blitzkrieg" wasn´t really invented until the Campaign in France 1940.
The game is built around a chit pull system telling you which army to move. The german player is forced to hold the time track by gaining enough
VP according to history.
Each turn is one day and the game has 10 turns.
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