ALL TIME BEST WW1 WARGAMES - Top War Board Games
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- Best board games about First World War. All time best WW1 strategy board games about ground, aerial and naval warfare. Best WW1 strategic board games by Board Games Geek rating and ranking.
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ALL TIME BEST WW2 SOLITAIRE WARGAMES - Top Solo Board Games
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The new World War I Deluxe Edition looks amazing and it's a must buy for me. I only played the original S&T version. But it was a really easy and fun game.
Great list but I would include SPI WWI, now DG WWI Deluxe. A very simple game fun game.
Another great video. You really did a very thorough job on ww1 games. As you said www2 does over shadow ww1. I have never played a block game but that twist looks cool.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the video on the best WW1 board games. It's true that WW2 often takes the spotlight, but WW1 has some hidden gems worth exploring.
I'm glad I could introduce you to the concept of block games! I love them a lot, I don't know is it nostalgia, cause in childhood I played some cool block games or something else, like block related fog of war system... I just love them :) They indeed bring a unique twist to the gaming experience. If you ever decide to give them a try, I'd love to hear about your experience. I appreciate your support and engagement!
By the way, if there are specific topics or types of games you'd like to see covered in future videos, let me know. I'm open to suggestions. Your feedback is invaluable, and I look forward to having you as part of our gaming community. Thanks again for watching, and I hope to see you in the next video!
Great War Commander is absolute the most magnificent and stunning game ever released on WW1.
Fantastic pick! I didn't know that Axis & Allies have WW1 edition. and agree about Paths of Glory, it is best of the best! Great job! Thank you for video, really useful!
Thank you for your kind word! I am glad that you enjoyed this video and found it useful and entertaining! Stay tuned!
Love block games! Columbia Games has best selection.
Hey there! It's awesome to hear that you love block games, and I couldn't agree more about Columbia Games having a fantastic selection. They've got some real gems in their catalog!
If there's a particular Columbia Games title you'd like to see featured or reviewed on this channel, please let me know. Your input is invaluable in shaping the content we create. 😊
By the way, I'd love to hear more about your favorite board games and what you enjoy most about them. Sharing your insights can be a great source of inspiration for our community.
Thank you for being a part of our channel, and I look forward to having you with us for more exciting board game content in the future. Your engagement and feedback mean a lot!
Really enjoyed this video. A lot of the games I have not played but look very interesting. One game not on your list that is one of my favorite WW1 games is AH's Jutland. This game was the very 1st Wargames I ever bought. It is navel miniatures in a box. What like about it is its all Dreadnaughts no Aircraft. Not that I have anything against them but this is a slugfest of ships. Think it was the largest navel suface battle. Paths of Glory is one on your list I also love. I was at a gaming club meeting and got to meet Ted Racier the designer of POG and got him to sign my POG rulebook. What a thrill. If I know of anyone hoe is intrested in a WW1 game this is where I will send them.
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! It's fantastic to hear that you enjoyed the video and discovered some new WW1 games that piqued your interest. AH's Jutland sounds like a hidden gem, and I appreciate you mentioning it. The idea of a naval slugfest with Dreadnaughts only does sound incredibly exciting. I can see why it holds a special place in your gaming heart.
Meeting Ted Racier and having him sign your Paths of Glory rulebook must have been an amazing experience! Meeting the designer of a game you love is indeed a thrilling moment that adds a personal touch to the gaming experience.
I'm really glad you found Paths of Glory on the list as well. It's a classic for a reason, and your endorsement only reinforces that. If you ever have more recommendations or stories to share about your gaming experiences, please feel free to do so. Your insights are invaluable to our community.
I'm delighted to have you as a part of our community, and I hope you continue to find this content interesting and engaging. If you have any specific requests for future videos or topics you'd like us to cover, don't hesitate to let us know. Your feedback helps shape the content we create, and we look forward to welcoming you back for more exciting videos in the future!
@@TheDiceTreasures Thank you for the reply. I would like to add. AH reissued Bismark while keeping the original game they added the Miniature rules from Jutland to make a WWII version. Ted Racier was very gracious to me and it is something I will always remember. I remember thinking it was the best WWI game I had played and one of the best period. I did not compare Jutland or Wings of Glory great games but did not want to compare steageic to tactical. I went to the Avalin Hill Co. in Baltimore and I bought Russian Campaign one of their newer release. I think it was in the late 1970's. Before you walked in on the left side was a gaming room. And the game Submarine (by Battleline) was bing play. I can't swear to it but I think Don Geenwood was playing. At the time I did not know what Mr Greenwood looked like. Anyway it caused me to but the Batteline game. I latter realized it was being test because Submarine was later released as a AH product. I also bout that. The big differrence between the game was Battleline took up a lot more space and the counters were nicer a lot thicker. But what the AH gave was a lot less space needed and a board instead of a paper map. Good games.
@@douglaspearson4853 Thank you for sharing those additional insights and stories. Your experiences with Avalon Hill's games is fascinating.
Your memory of meeting Ted Racier and the impression it left on you is a testament to the personal connections that board gaming can create. I can only imagine how special it must have been.
Your visit to the Avalon Hill Co. in Baltimore sounds like a true gaming pilgrimage! :) Witnessing a game of Submarine in action, possibly with Don Greenwood himself, must have been a memorable experience. It's must be interesting to see how games evolve and get tested before release.
Your engagement with these games and your willingness to share these stories really enriches our community, and I'm grateful for that. It's evident that you have a deep passion for board gaming, and it's a pleasure to have you as a part of audience.
I'll continue to create content that I hope you'll find enjoyable and informative. If there are specific topics or games you'd like me to cover in future videos, please don't hesitate to let me know. Your feedback and participation help shape the direction of channel, and I look forward to having you join for more exciting discussions and videos in the future. Thank you for being an integral part of our community!
I really appreciate that!
By the way, if you want a game like "The great war." (5:55) but world war 2, it's called "Memoir 44."
Thanks a bunch!
Great suggestion!
Indeed Memoir 44 is a fantastic, and very renowned wargame.
Although I know the game, I'm grateful for your comment.
Thank you - gamers like you are shaping community with interaction, suggesting, comparing, criticizing and sharing experience.
Yes, game is awesome and is still available on market...
Is that your favorite wargame?
Are you more ww2 or ww1 wargamer?
Really great video overview. And about a topic that closely interests me - so thanks!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the video and that the topic interests you. World War I wargames can be incredibly fascinating, and it's fantastic to connect with fellow enthusiasts.
If you have any questions or want to share your thoughts about your favorite WW1 board games, please feel free to do so. I like to chat and engage with the community. And if there are any specific wargames you'd like to see reviewed or discussed in the future, don't hesitate to let me know. Your input helps shape the content on this channel!
Stay tuned for upcoming content, and once again, thank you for being an active part of community!
Thanks for the rapid response! My special fascination is the years between the wars, but I do love a good WW1 game. And solo games are perfect for my current life. I have played just about every game about the Polish-Soviet War, as well as the German SouthEast Africa Campaign, and the Spanish Civil War too (the last has many, many games, most of them terrible LOL)
I'll be following your channel closely, so thanks and keep up the great work!@@TheDiceTreasures
@@joeyj6808 It sounds like you've delved into some fascinating and less explored aspects of history and wargaming - the Polish-Soviet War, the German SouthEast Africa Campaign, and the Spanish Civil War are all intriguing settings.
Your knowledge and experience in these areas are truly impressive, and I can totally relate to your sentiment about the abundance of not-so-great games on certain topics! It's always a bit of a treasure hunt to find those hidden gems.
I'm often struggling to find gaming companions myself. So, then solo game is real helper.
I'm really grateful for your support and enthusiasm for the channel. I'm excited about creating a community of like-minded individuals who share a passion for history and board games. Your engagement and insights are invaluable. As I said, if you ever have specific topics or games you'd like to see covered on the channel, don't hesitate to let me know.
Thanks, friend, I will do that. I don't make a ton of $$, so I have to be careful with my game purchases these days. So I'm very grateful for channels like yours! Seeing a game being played, with an expert's review of it has saved me a lot of money over the past few years.@@TheDiceTreasures
Yes, games are expensive hobby.
Two more that deserve a mention: Blue Max (bi-triplane dogfights) and Quartermaster General 2014 (strategic game on WWI Europe fronts)
Very interesting video, one question, what is your opinion of Trench Club?
Oh, yes, it could be great game. It slipped my radar at the time when I worked on this video.
I love miniature games and hex grid games. It could be very interesting game, based on what I can read from description.
Thanks! I appreciate your response
@@DakotaV10You are welcome!
Have you played Imperial Tide, Kaiserkrieg, Downfall of Empires, or Attrition of Souls? If so, what did you think of those?
Have always liked WWI, but they don't seem to sell very well. There was a Verdun game back in the 70's that I always thought was outstanding. The interruptive rules were a drawback though, but once you figured it out it was bloody and fun. Cheers
Agree! WW1 is bit overlooked and bit unfairly underrated part of historical gaming, however there are some great games out there (board and pc as well).
Cheers
@@TheDiceTreasures Like I said, I'm still going through the playlist and this caught my eye for a number of reasons. Quite a few of the titles mentioned I know about and some I've played back in the day. Outstanding my friend. Cheers
Grate that it helps! Have fun!
No Attrition of Souls?
Hey there! Thanks for watching and for your comment. I appreciate your engagement with the video. 'Attrition of Souls' is indeed a great WW1 wargame, and I apologize for not including it in this particular list. There are so many fantastic WW1 board games out there that it's tough to fit them all into one video!
However, I'd love to hear more about your thoughts on 'Attrition of Souls' and any other WW1 wargames you'd recommend. Your insights can really help the community discover even more great games. And if you'd like to see a dedicated review or feature on 'Attrition of Souls' in the future, please let me know. I'm always open to suggestions and appreciate your input.
Thanks again for being part of our community, and I hope you'll stick around for more exciting board game content. Your feedback is important, and I look forward to having you here for future videos!
Attrition of Souls is on my wish list. Currently have Great War Commander on the table playing two handed learning the game and having a great time. Other WE1 games in my collection are: Paths of Glory, Imperial Tide, Versailles 1919, Aces of Valor, and Persuit of Glory
@@perrytatman7712 thank you so much for sharing your thoughts! It's awesome to hear that you're enjoying 'Great War Commander' and that 'Attrition of Souls' is on your wish list. With titles like 'Paths of Glory,' 'Imperial Tide,' 'Versailles 1919,' 'Aces of Valor,' and 'Pursuit of Glory' in your collection, you clearly have a deep appreciation for WW1 board games. Awesome collection!
Would be great to hear more about your experiences with these games and any insights you have on what makes each of them unique. It's fantastic that you're playing 'Great War Commander' two-handed to learn the game-it's a great way to dive into the strategies.
If there are any specific aspects of these WW1 wargames that you'd like me to cover in future videos or any other topics related to board games you'd like to see, please feel free to share your ideas. Your engagement and expertise in this genre are highly valuable to our community.
Thank you for being a part of our active community, and I look forward to having you here for more exciting board game content.
I deeply appreciate your input and enthusiasm!
Paths of Glory! Brilliant strategic level game!
How about Guns of august from Avalon Hill
bro you gota check out Global War 1914
Probably... thank's for suggestion!
No tanks in the battle of verdun. It was the somme.