Almeida et Bussaco 1810

In April 1810, Napoléon entrusted to Masséna, the hero of Aspern and Wagram, the mission of driving Wellington out of Portugal. The northerly route was chosen for the invasion, passing through Ciudad

Key facts

• Number of players: 2
• Playtime: 120–240 min
• Min age: 12+
• Complexity: 2,6/5

Mechanics

• Grid Movement
• Hexagon Grid
• Line of Sight
• Movement Points
• Zone of Control
• Chit-Pull System
• Dice Rolling
• Ratio / Combat Results Table
• Scenario / Mission / Campaign Game
• Simulation

Categories

• Napoleonic
• Wargame

Families

• Country: France
• Country: Portugal
• Country: United Kingdom
• Digital Implementations: VASSAL
• History: Napoleonic Wars
• Players: Two-Player Only Games
• Players: Wargames with Rules Supporting Only Two Players
• Series: Jours de Gloire (Frédéric Bey)

Authors

Frédéric Bey

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FAQ

How many players can play Almeida et Bussaco 1810?

Almeida et Bussaco 1810 supports 2 players.

How long does a game of Almeida et Bussaco 1810 take?

A game of Almeida et Bussaco 1810 usually takes about 120–240 minutes.

What age is Almeida et Bussaco 1810 suitable for?

Almeida et Bussaco 1810 is recommended for ages 12 and up.

How complex is Almeida et Bussaco 1810?

Almeida et Bussaco 1810 has a complexity rating of 2,6 out of 5.

Is Almeida et Bussaco 1810 good for beginners?

Almeida et Bussaco 1810 is moderately complex: newcomers can enjoy it with a little guidance.