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Ludopedia
8.5
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BGG
Our Verdict
If you enjoy the tension of secret missions and the challenge of outsmarting an enemy while outnumbered, SAS: Rogue Regiment will hook you! It's a tense and thematic game that rewards careful planning and execution.
Highlights
- Tense stealth immersion
- Smart action point management
- Modular board replayability
- Tense co-op experience
Keep in mind
- Requires careful planning
- Combat phase can be punishing
- Dice luck can be a factor
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Get ready to step into the boots of a legendary Special Air Service (SAS) operator in 'SAS: Rogue Regiment', a stealth action game set in World War II! Starting from D-Day, you and your four-man team will be tasked with wreaking havoc behind enemy lines, carrying out daring sabotage missions against the Axis war machine. Imagine ambushing convoys, assassinating key officers, and destroying ammo dumps, all deep within enemy territory.
The game truly shines in its tense stealth gameplay. You'll have an impressive arsenal at your disposal, from rifles and explosives to combat knives and even vehicles, to neutralize patrols and sentries. The key is discretion: move quickly and quietly, eliminate targets unseen, and crucially, hide the bodies. Making noise, taking too long, or leaving traces can trigger the alarm, and your outnumbered team won't survive an open firefight. Each operator has 4 action points per turn to move, shoot, and complete objectives. During the stealth phase, enemy movement is dictated by patrols and event cards. A stealth meter ticks up with any suspicion generated, and if it fills, the battle phase begins. The ultimate goal is to complete the mission and escape unscathed, meaning discretion is your greatest weapon.
The game truly shines in its tense stealth gameplay. You'll have an impressive arsenal at your disposal, from rifles and explosives to combat knives and even vehicles, to neutralize patrols and sentries. The key is discretion: move quickly and quietly, eliminate targets unseen, and crucially, hide the bodies. Making noise, taking too long, or leaving traces can trigger the alarm, and your outnumbered team won't survive an open firefight. Each operator has 4 action points per turn to move, shoot, and complete objectives. During the stealth phase, enemy movement is dictated by patrols and event cards. A stealth meter ticks up with any suspicion generated, and if it fills, the battle phase begins. The ultimate goal is to complete the mission and escape unscathed, meaning discretion is your greatest weapon.
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In English
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SAS Rogue Regiment - Official Walkthrough 1
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SAS Rogue Regiment - Official How To Play
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SAS Rogue Regiment - Official Walkthrough 2
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SAS Rogue Regiment - Official Walkthrough 3
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V Commandos VS SAS Rogue Regiment
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SAS Rogue Regiment | Quick Instructional
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How to Play SAS Rogue Regiment - Part 2: Phase of Gameplay - Bored Online? Board Offline!
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How to Play SAS Rogue Regiment - Part 1: Overview & Setup - Bored Online? Board Offline!
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SAS Rogue Regiment First Look and Play Through
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Publisher
Word Forge Games, Wargame Mate
Designer
Robert Butler
Artist
James Churchill, Robert Butler
How many players can participate in SAS: Rogue Regiment?
The game is for 1 to 4 players, perfect for those who enjoy playing solo as well as for teams.
What is the average playtime?
A game can take between 30 to 180 minutes, depending on the mission and the players' skill in being stealthy.
Is the game very difficult?
SAS: Rogue Regiment has a medium-high complexity rating (3.34/5 on BGG), requiring strategy and attention to detail. The difficulty increases if you're not careful with stealth.
Do I need to know English to play?
The game has very little text on cards and components, making it have low language dependency. However, having a player who understands the rules in English is helpful.
Is this a traditional wargame?
While set in World War II and featuring combat elements, the main focus is on stealth action and sabotage, not large-scale battles.
Who is this game recommended for?
Recommended for fans of cooperative games, espionage themes, and World War II settings, who enjoy tactical challenges and a bit of tension.