Rise and Decline of Hitler's Empire (Command Basic Edition)

This is a Japanese item and includes no English components unless noted in the condition note.

"Rise and Decline of Hitler's Empire" is a simulation game that recreates the European battles of World War II on a strategic scale.

Traditional strategic games have used complex rules, but this game uses extremely simple rules to reproduce the naval and air power of each country, as well as the military operations of the army.

There is a wide range of strategies that each faction can adopt, and the game ends in about 2 hours, so you can easily enjoy it as many times as you like.

This is a game suitable for those who are interested in strategic games to try for the first time.

"Rise and Decline of Hitler's Empire" was once published by Sho Kikaku, and then a revised edition was included as an appendix in Command Magazine as "Rise and Decline of Hitler's Empire" and later a "Command Best'' version that followed the rules of the first edition was also released. In terms of victory determination, the Axis forces win if they control the Allied capital and roll the specified number of dice, or if they can maintain Berlin until the end of the game, otherwise the Allied forces win.

This basic version has the same content as the "Command Best" Version but an out-of-supply marker and a PP reduction marker have been added.

Unit: Army-Army Group

Turn: About Six Months

Counters: 188

Map: 1

Scenario: 1

Rules: 16p