Undaunted: Stalingrad adds a branching campaign to the popular wargame

This fall will see the arrival of the next installment in Undaunted’s award-winning series of tabletop wargames. Unbowed: StalingradThe card-based card system will be used to celebrate the legend of the battle for Russia’s heartland. The game will be the first to introduce a branching narrative campaign. This announcement was made in a press release on Wednesday. More information will be available during the livestream on January 21.

Unafraid: NormandyThe newest version of, created by Trevor Benjamin, and David Thompson was released in 2019. This card game blends traditional mechanics, such as deck-building and drafting with modular gameboards. It takes between 45-60 minutes per game. Its meaty combat and simple-to-learn rules earned it the Golden Geek Award as best wargame. This game was followed by its sequel. Africa: UnafraidAlso, he won the award for Best Two-Player Board Game in 2019 The third entry is Invincible: ReinforcementsThis expansion adds a solo and four-player modes to the game.

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The news release states that Unbowed: Stalingrad is a “big box experience” that will include more than 300 cards and over 100 map tiles, connected by more than 150 mission briefings written by Black Library author Dr. Robbie MacNiven. “Every bomb blast and mortar shell leaves the very ground for which you are fighting in further ruin,” Osprey said. “Every inch lost to the enemy brings you closer to the jaws of defeat. Over the course of up to fifteen branching scenarios, you will decide the fate of Stalingrad and, perhaps, the war itself.” They also note that the game can be fully reset and replayed.

It was not possible to announce a release date or a price.