The Battle for Normandy – Boardgame Review
This review of the Battle for Normandy boardgame says the learning curve is gentle even though it is a "monster game" of the D-Day invasion, with over 2,000 playing pieces and markers.
Read MoreThis review of the Battle for Normandy boardgame says the learning curve is gentle even though it is a "monster game" of the D-Day invasion, with over 2,000 playing pieces and markers.
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