Berlin ’85: The Enemy at the Gates (1980)

Game Components of Berlin ’85:

– 22″ x 34″ map
– 280 counters
– 16-page rulebook
– 8-page scenario booklet
– 2 six-sided dice

Game Setup of Berlin ’85:

Players set up the game by placing the counters on the map according to the scenario being played. The scenario booklet provides specific instructions for each scenario.

Gameplay Mechanics of Berlin ’85:

The game is played in turns, with each turn representing one day of the conflict. Players move their units and engage in combat with enemy units. Combat is resolved using a combat results table that takes into account the strength of the attacking and defending units, terrain, and other factors.

Game Objective of Berlin ’85:

The objective of the game is to control West Berlin by the end of the game. The game can end in a draw if neither player is able to achieve their objectives.

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