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Our Verdict
FOR GENRE FANS
Love WWII with a strategic logistics twist? This game puts you in charge of the front line, but the real victory lies in managing your supply trucks!
Highlights
- Logistics and planning focus
- Unique euro-wargame experience
- Robust solo mode
- Tension between advance and supply
Keep in mind
- Requires good management
- Pacing can be slower
- War theme
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Alright, commander! Ready to get the Allied war machine rolling in 1944? In "Keep'em Rolling: Race to the Rhine", you step into the boots of a heavyweight WWII general tasked with advancing towards the heart of Nazi Germany. Forget mindless combat; here, the focus is on top-notch planning and logistics! Every step your troops take requires fuel, every battle against enemy defenses consumes ammo, and your soldiers' well-being depends on food. It's a race against time and your own supply capacity.
If you're too slow, the enemy gets time to reinforce. If you move too fast, your supply line might break! The challenge lies in balancing rapid advancement with logistical sustainment. The game puts you in control of army corps that need to be moved along predefined routes, liberating cities along the way. The cool part is that it functions as a "euro-wargame," blending military tension with the resource management typical of European-style games. And the best part: it has a fantastic solo mode for you to test your tactics without relying on anyone, plus options for 1 to 4 players. If you enjoy the WWII theme but want an experience that goes beyond pure combat, with a touch of logistical strategy, this game is for you. Get ready to manage your action and movement points to ensure your troops reach the Rhine before Christmas!
If you're too slow, the enemy gets time to reinforce. If you move too fast, your supply line might break! The challenge lies in balancing rapid advancement with logistical sustainment. The game puts you in control of army corps that need to be moved along predefined routes, liberating cities along the way. The cool part is that it functions as a "euro-wargame," blending military tension with the resource management typical of European-style games. And the best part: it has a fantastic solo mode for you to test your tactics without relying on anyone, plus options for 1 to 4 players. If you enjoy the WWII theme but want an experience that goes beyond pure combat, with a touch of logistical strategy, this game is for you. Get ready to manage your action and movement points to ensure your troops reach the Rhine before Christmas!
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
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Publisher
PHALANX
Designer
Jaro Andruszkiewicz, Rémi Dufourneau, Valdemar Gumienny, Valentin Crespel, Yves Roig
Artist
Bartek Jędrzejewski, Grzegorz Ryszko, Peter J. Robichaud
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
What is the main objective of the game?
The goal is to advance your Allied troops towards the Rhine River and defeat Nazi forces, but the main challenge is managing logistics (fuel, ammo, food) to sustain your advance and win before Christmas 1944.
Is this a traditional wargame, or is it different?
It's a "euro-wargame," combining the war theme with resource management and strategic planning mechanics, in the style of European games. The primary focus isn't tactical combat, but rather logistics.
How many players can participate?
The game is designed for 1 to 4 players. It includes a well-developed solo mode, as well as rules for competitive multi-player games.
Is the game very complex? How long does a game take?
The BGG weight is 3/5, indicating intermediate complexity. A game typically lasts between 90 and 120 minutes, depending on the number of players and familiarity with the rules.
Who is this game recommended for?
It's ideal for those who enjoy the WWII theme but are looking for an experience that goes beyond direct combat, focusing on strategy, planning, and resource management. It also appeals to solo gamers.
What are the main mechanics?
The core mechanics include Action Points, Movement Points, Pick-up and Deliver, and a Race element to reach the objective, in addition to having a strong Solo component.
Does the game have any expansions or additional content?
The base game includes a solo mode and optional rules. The description mentions a standalone solo game "These Are My Credentials" covering the liberation of Brittany, but "Keep'em Rolling: Race to the Rhine" focuses on the race to the Rhine.
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