Face the might of Russia in 1941 - Race to Moscow!

Published Apr 24 2021 - 8:00am Updated Apr 10 2024 0 Comments
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Face the might of Russia in 1941 - Race to Moscow!

In 1941: Race to Moscow, you take command of one of the three German Army groups and advance towards Moscow! The game is based on the system used in 1944: Race to the Rhine, but the gameplay is much deeper. Armies are divided into armoured and non-motorized, transports composed of trucks and trains. And the enemy, the Soviet army, is terribly strong. At its core, the game is a wargame and focuses on point-to-point movement, route building and simulation of combat. The game supports 1 to 4 players and takes approximately 90 to 120 minutes to play through completely.

Each copy of the game includes the following components:

  • 1 rulebook
  • 1 game board
  • 169 plastic miniatures
  • 110 playing cards
  • 190 cardboard markers

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Article Author Matt Farmer
Matt Farmer - Total Cards Editor
Matt is the News Editor at Total Cards, where he spends his time reporting on the biggest stories in the world of TCG's and beyond. He enjoys spending his spare time being a forever DM, he has a vast knowledge of all things Dungeons & Dragons, and has a keen eye for great board games!

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