ONE HOUR WORLD WAR II / Clint Warren-Davey Board Game Designer Interview

Board game designer Clint Warren-Davey joins us to discuss how he went about designing One Hour World War II, arguably a stripped-down alternate version of Axis & Allies. How did he condense the entire 6 year war into a handful of pieces and a small board? Tune in and find out!
One Hour World War II is on Kickstarter during the month of June, 2024. Here is the link for more information:
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One Hour World War II is intended to be what it says on the box - the whole Second World War crammed into an hour of play time. It is a strategic level game for 2 to 5 players.
Featuring a series of Actions and Responses from 2 to 5 players stay engaged with little or no down time.
Anyone who is a fan of Axis & Allies or Twilight Struggle or similar strategic level World War II games will definitely enjoy One Hour World War II.

[@erichkeys]

Highly reccomend this one. Can't go wrong with Clint.

[@LegendaryTactics]

He's a very dedicated and passionate designer

[@erichkeys]

@@LegendaryTactics Maybe he can come back at some point for a teach and play?

[@clintwarren-davey1895]

@@erichkeys Yes - maybe I will...

[@overlooked_learning]

Great video and interesting game!

[@LegendaryTactics]

Thank you for watching and for commenting!

[@90rightangle2]

With only 80-some actions in a game, I am worried about replayability. Would there be an optimal branch on a nation’s decision tree that guarantees victory and makes the game stale? The more Clint talked, the less concern I had. I’m looking forward to playing the game.
I love his passion to build a game that can be fun and teach simultaneously, especially in a classroom setting!

[@LegendaryTactics]

Yes, I have a feeling it will be very replayable! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@devinmccane8343]

I despise A&A for all the reasons Clint brings up lol. There’s so many better game designs out there that are A&A like but keep players much more engaged and the game being more sophisticated without being too complex.

[@LegendaryTactics]

Yes, game design has thankfully moved on, and there are lots of alternatives out there. Have you tried War Room?