# Germany '45

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2026
- **BGG Rating**: —
- **BGG Rank**: —
- **Players**: 2
- **Duration**: 90-180 min
- **Weight**: —
- **Designers**: Dan Fournie
- **Artists**: José Ramón Faura
- **Publishers**: Worthington Publishing, LLC
- **Categories**: Wargame, World War II
- **Mechanics**: Dice Rolling, Hexagon Grid, Resource to Move

## Verdict
If you're a fan of historical wargames and love military simulations with a 'what if?' twist, 'Germany '45' is a treat for reliving and rewriting the end of World War II.Detailed historical simulationVaried and engaging scenariosExplores historical 'what ifs'Deep strategy for twoCrucial resource managementStill in developmentExclusive 2-player focusMight be complex for beginnersFOR GENRE FANS

## Description
Get ready to relive the crucial moments of the end of World War II in 'Germany '45', a game that puts you in command of the Western Allied forces and the Soviet Union advancing through Germany in 1945. This two-player wargame offers a deep immersion into the decisive campaigns that shaped the end of the European conflict. You'll have the chance to explore historical scenarios and even a hypothetical scenario that could have changed the course of post-war history.

The game features several scenarios for you to explore. How about focusing on a single front, with the Germans facing the Russians in the East or the Western Allies in the West? Or perhaps diving into the action of both fronts simultaneously, managing the challenges and opportunities of a large-scale conflict? 'Germany '45' goes beyond known history, posing an intriguing question: could the Western Allies have reached Berlin before the Soviets? The icing on the cake is a hypothetical scenario of direct confrontation between the Western Allies and Russia, where Churchill and Truman's diplomacy attempts to prevent communist domination of Europe. It's a chance to rewrite history and test your strategic skills in one of the most tense periods of the 20th century. With dice rolling mechanics to determine the success of actions, a hexagon grid board for tactical movement, and the need to manage resources to move your units, 'Germany '45' promises to be a challenging and rewarding experience for wargame enthusiasts.

## FAQ
### How many players is 'Germany '45' for?
'Germany '45' is specifically designed for 2 players, perfect for direct and strategic confrontations.

### What is the average game length?
A game of 'Germany '45' can last between 90 and 180 minutes, depending on the chosen scenario and players' familiarity with the rules.

### What is the complexity level of the game?
As a wargame, 'Germany '45' tends to have a moderate to high complexity level, with detailed rules to simulate warfare. It is best suited for experienced players of the genre.

### What are the main game mechanics?
Core mechanics include dice rolling to resolve actions, a hexagon grid board for tactical movement, and resource management to move your units.

### Is the game based on historical facts?
Yes, the game focuses on the events of late World War II in 1945, but also offers hypothetical scenarios that explore historical 'what ifs?'

### What are the main components?
A final component list is not yet available, but it is expected to include a hexagon grid map, various pieces representing military units, dice, and markers.

### Who is 'Germany '45' recommended for?
It is highly recommended for fans of historical wargames, World War II enthusiasts, and players looking for a deep, challenging two-player strategic experience with good tactical depth.