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7.3
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BGG
Our Verdict
If you enjoy a fast-paced, no-nonsense wargame with a Napoleonic flair and rules that won't give you a headache, Manoeuvre is for you! It's that two-player game that makes you think without overcomplicating things.
Highlights
- Agile Napoleonic battles
- Accessible, direct rules
- Modular, variable board
- Unique army powers
Keep in mind
- Two-player focused
- Dice luck influences
- Limited strategic depth
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Manoeuvre throws you right into the heart of the Napoleonic Wars, but without the fuss! It's a two-player strategy game where each player commands a weighty army of the era – there are eight different nations to choose from, like France, Russia, or even the USA, each with its own units and exclusive card deck. The objective is simple: make good use of your troops and cards to dominate the battlefield. The board is modular, ensuring each game is a fresh challenge, and troop movement happens on a square grid. Managing your hand of cards is crucial, as they represent your army's tactics and power. Prepare for fast and intense battles where every decision counts towards achieving military glory. It's a game that demands planning and adaptation, perfect for those who enjoy a good wargame without spending hours learning complex rules. The experience focuses on direct confrontations and the pursuit of tactical supremacy, all wrapped up in an accessible and dynamic rules system. If you want to feel the adrenaline of commanding a Napoleonic army without complications, Manoeuvre is the right choice!
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Publisher
GMT Games
Designer
Jeff Horger
Artist
Jean Baptiste Édouard Detaille, Knut Grünitz, Rodger B. MacGowan
What is the average playtime for Manoeuvre?
A game of Manoeuvre usually lasts around 60 minutes, making it quite fast for a wargame.
How many players can participate?
Manoeuvre is exclusively a two-player game.
Is the game very complex?
No, the complexity is considered moderate. The rules are straightforward, focusing on tactical strategy without getting bogged down in too many details.
Do I need to know a lot about the Napoleonic Era to play?
It's not necessary. The game focuses on mechanics and fun, although the theme is historically inspired.
Is the board always the same?
No, the board is modular, made of several pieces that can be arranged in different ways, ensuring variety in games.
Who would you recommend Manoeuvre to?
We recommend it for players who enjoy wargames with simpler rules, for those who want a quick two-player experience, and for fans of the Napoleonic era.