Korea: The Mobile War 1950-51 (1971)

Korea: The Mobile War

“Korea: The Mobile War” is a board wargame that simulates the regimental/divisional level of the first year of the UN Operations in 1950-51. The game was published by Simulations Publications Inc. and covers the mobile period of the Korean War. The game is popular and significant due to its realistic and detailed representation of the war, providing players with an immersive experience in the events that took place during this time.

Game Components of Korea: The Mobile War

The game includes:
– 2 maps
– 3 counter sheets
– 1 week/turn
– 10 miles/hex

Game Setup of Korea: The Mobile War

The game is played on a tabletop with the provided maps and counter sheets. Players choose their factions, either the Korean People’s Army or the UN forces, and place their units on the map according to the scenario being played. The game typically takes place over several turns, with each turn representing one week of real-time.

Gameplay Mechanics of Korea: The Mobile War

The game is played in turns, with each player taking turns to move their units and engage in combat. The game uses a combination of dice rolls and card draws to determine the outcome of battles and other events. The goal is to achieve victory by capturing key objectives and eliminating the enemy’s forces.

Game Objective of Korea: The Mobile War

The objective of the game is to achieve victory by capturing key objectives and eliminating the enemy’s forces. The game can be played with various scenarios, such as the 17-turn Invasion Scenario, where North Korea invades the South.

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