D-Day to Berlin is a fast playing game designed to recreate corps level battles of the Second World War, using miniatures to represent the combat battalions and counters to represent the supporting air and artillery assets.
As a general commanding one or more Divisions, you must decide how to make the best use of your battalions, detachments, and supports to fulfill your assigned objectives.
The game is designed to give a sense and feel of the war at this level of operation and still be a fast and fun game.
In this game units are battalions and in some cases company-level detachments. The game is large scale with a turn representing 2-4 hours. A day is 6-8 turns with a night time turn.
It can be played with 15mm troops with an infantry battalion stand being 50mm x 30mm (Flames of War basing).
The table is divided up into 6″ square blocks called zones. Each is about 2.3 to 3 miles square.
Players are at a minimum a Division commander with 8-12 battalions and artillery support.
Experienced players can control 2-3 divisions which makes them a corps commander.
–description from the designer's website
Book, Miniatures, Wargame, World War II · Dice Rolling, Simulation, Square Grid
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