Four Roads to Paris and the 2015 ATO Magazine Annual
But why, exactly, did France fall?
John Prados with "The Seeds of Disaster" - Examines how pre-war plans and on-going intelligence and counter-intelligence efforts projecting one's own motives on the enemy were THE key factors
Michael Rinella with "Springtime for Hitler" - Explores the angle that the Germans at this time were quite simply indeed "supermen" at the top of their game
Roger Nord with "Betrayal!" - he two players are Britain and France respectively, nominally allies, against an automata German player governed by the game system.
Steven Cunliffe with "Strange Victory" - A solitaire design that illustrates how just a few crack German divisions paralyzed the Allied
Four Roads to Paris and the 2015 ATO Magazine Annual
But why, exactly, did France fall?
John Prados with "The Seeds of Disaster" - Examines how pre-war plans and on-going intelligence and counter-intelligence efforts projecting one's own motives on the enemy were THE key factors
Michael Rinella with "Springtime for Hitler" - Explores the angle that the Germans at this time were quite simply indeed "supermen" at the top of their game
Roger Nord with "Betrayal!" - he two players are Britain and France respectively, nominally allies, against an automata German player governed by the game system.
Steven Cunliffe with "Strange Victory" - A solitaire design that illustrates how just a few crack German divisions paralyzed the Allied
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Maps - Four full color 17"x22" area mapsheets
Counters - Over 300 full color 9/16" die-cut counters
Cards - 24
Rules length - Around 8 pages each game
Charts and tables - Averages 1 page each game
Complexity - Medium
How challenging is it solitaire? - Poor to Excellent, varies by title
Playing time - Up to 3 to 4 hours for each game, 12 to 16 hours to play them all
