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Dog White Sector, US Flamethrowers trying to engage a German bunker

Dog Sector (2018)

Players
1
Best: 1
Playing time
90–90 min
Age
13+
7.37
Average rating
47
Ratings
1.75/5
Weight
#17029
BGG rank
Outside top 5,000
Designer:Michael W. Kennedy, Barry Kendall
Artist:Mike Mirfin, Jonathan Carnehl
Publisher:White Dog Games
Average rating, ratings count, weight and rank are sourced from BoardGameGeek (BGG).
Game DNA
  • This game: Strategy 7, Luck 9, Interaction 2, Complexity 3.5, Theme 5
Strategy7.0
Luck9.0
Interaction2.0
Complexity3.5
Theme5.0

This game's strategy, luck, interaction, complexity and theme.

WargameWorld War IIHexagon GridSimulationDice RollingGrid MovementSolo / Solitaire GameVariable Set-upMovement PointsLine of Sight

Overview

"Dog Sector" is a beer-and-pretzels level, solitaire wargame that simulates the famous WW II Normandy amphibious landing in 1944. American forces from off-map transports assault the beach. Those units not swamped during the approach attempt to move up the beach toward the German-occupied bluffs, clearing obstacles as they advance. Some units (tanks, sharpshooters, bazookas) execute ranged fire at fortified German units. Naval Forward Observers guide ship-to-shore fire support. The Player’s assault force faces German defensive fire (solitaire, system-controlled) from machine guns and anti-tank emplacements, panzerfaust and rifle fire, as well as off-map German artillery. When the bluffs are reached, American units must clear the trenches by assault. The game tension is visceral as your brave Joes are pinned down or hit by the intense German fire. You’ll grit your teeth as a Combat Engineer team deploys Bangalore torpedoes to clear obstacles while under fire, and cheer when a German unit is taken out by a tank or by a ship’s guns directed by one of your forward observers. How many sections of German trench will your men be able to clear in the twelve, heart-pounding game turns? Will you be a private or a colonel at the end of the game? Good luck, soldier!

—description from the publisher

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