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Roberto Carrosio opens his copy of Barbarossa and shows the box contents. Thank you for providing this video, Roberto!
The contents of the box are typical of the TSWW game series although not all of them have as many maps or counters as Barbarossa. This video shows the typical contents of any game we make.
In this edition, John Bannerman (CEO) has a walk-around his house - aka factory and assembly line - showing us his historical reference library and logistical issues.
In the sixth TKC Games video blog, John talks with Geoff about aircraft carriers from WW1 right through to the Falklands conflict and beyond.
In most game systems overruns are free – that is, other than maybe some movement, the attacker wins 100% of the time. This is, historically, wrong!
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