Simplicity ain't so bad!

[Whiterook]

What's the simplest WWII boardgame you've ever played?

[Pirate-Drakk]

Originally Posted by Whiterook

What's the simplest WWII boardgame you've ever played?

"Axis and Allies" is pretty simple. However, it has enough complexity to make it interesting. Air/Land/Sea with production and a variety of units.

[Tom Houlihan]

Stratego?

Originally Posted by Pirate-Drakk

"Axis and Allies" is pretty simple. However, it has enough complexity to make it interesting. Air/Land/Sea with production and a variety of units.

Not to mention 'house rules!'

[Commander Waffle]

Plastic Army men, anyone?

[PatBC]

Hilter's War

Hitler's War (game) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[PatBC]

If you mean operational or lower level it would have to be Computer Ambush (SSI, 1984)

[TRDG]

No clue on the name, a late 70's -early 80's game, the one with the plastic panther tanks, sherman tanks, AT generic guns and some kind of board you move on, a basic, but interesting game when I was "young"

Ha Ha, I always beat my dad in that one, then he always took revenge in ping pong, beleave it or not, the pool table came later...... There, I became the "master" again!!!

Tom

[Double Deuce]

Originally Posted by TRDG

No clue on the name, a late 70's -early 80's game, the one with the plastic panther tanks, sherman tanks, AT generic guns and some kind of board you move on, a basic, but interesting game when I was "young"

You mean this one? Tank Battle | BoardGameGeek

[TRDG]

Thats IT DD!! God, that was a X-Mas presant, and by the first or second week in summer, I lost most of the pieces in the dirt playing "battles" when I skipped the "green" army men ones.......

Cheers, WOW, good times then, and way simpler as well!!

Tom

[Whiterook]

Oh, Tank Battle was a sweet game! Nothing to it, but I loved the little tanks!