Quartermaster General: South Front

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

• Amphibious assault — Units can be transported by sea to launch attacks on land.
• Area Control — Players compete to control various land and sea spaces on the map.
• card-driven gameplay — Players use cards to perform actions and influence the game.
• Combat reactions — Players can use reaction cards to influence combat outcomes.
• Naval combat — Includes sea battles as well as land battles.
• Supply lines — Maintaining supply lines is crucial for units, and interdiction can cut off supply.
• Variable player powers — Different factions have slightly different rules and starting units.

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Quotes (from this video)

• The Italian in Libya is out of supply to begin the game with.
• Sustain attack cannot be used during winter turns except in desert.
• The attacking force may be transported on fleets.
• The text on the cards. It is so precise. It is so accurate.
• It feels a lot tighter. Fewer actions, fewer pieces. It feels like the decisions are more important.
• This is the thing that's going to catch you out.
• Combat is similar, but you now have sea battles as well.

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