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Kursk 1943: The Southern Pincer
Requires:Kursk 1943: End of the Blitzkrieg, The Northern Pincer
Designed by Javier Romero
Published by Ludopress
Expansion
Table Status Unknown
Cities: Kursk (Russia)
History: World War II (Eastern Front)
Players
1-4
Play Time
80 min
Complexity
N/A
Rating
6.7
Year
2009
Community Snapshot
~80 min
6.7 on BGG (6)
Categories
Rated 6.7 by the community, Kursk 1943: The Southern Pincer brings hexagon grid to 1–4 players in about ~80 min.
How It Plays
Hexagon Grid
The board uses hexagons instead of squares — this gives you more directions to move and think about.
Secret Unit Deployment
You place your units face-down so opponents don't know what you've got — the reveal is always exciting.
About This Game
Main issue contained in Alea Magazine issue#33 (September 2009). Kursk 1943: The Southern Pincer, is a brigade-regiment-battalion simulation of the Kursk offensive in the Southern sector of the Kursk salient by the Fourth Panzer Army. Ownership of previous issue Alea Magazine #31 depicting The Northern Pincer is necessary to play the game.
Source: BoardGameGeek