…poor Amazon packaging, packaging too small, little protection - box damaged.

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I love this game and it has become a new family favorite. Plays in an hour or less depending on the scenario. The recommended age is 14+, however my 9 year old loves it and has a good understanding of tactics. Even my 7 year old, while not understanding the nuances of the game, understands the basic gameplay and enjoys it.Highly recommend if you like games such as Memoir 44My kids are already asking for the two expansions for Christmas.

A super clean and deceptively strategic war-game, Undaunted: Normandy is a top-notch two player game. Pitting Germans vs Americans in a dozen different WW2 scenarios with varying goals, you can easily play through as one side, then switch and play through all 12 scenarios again with quite a different experience.The game can be learned in about 10 minutes. You’ll setup map tiles according to the scenario book, then give each side their starting area and units. This won’t be the same for each side which is where the variety comes in. However all the units function the same on each side which makes it easy to tell the state of the board at a glance, or what everyone’s soldiers or snipers do.Area control is usually the name of the game in most scenarios, but some have fun objectives such as the germans having to kill all the american rifleman to win, while the americans have to capture a control point at the far side of an open field.I found the game to be tense and balanced so far in every scenario. We’ve taken turns winning across various maps and each one came down to a final turn or action before the other could or would have won. While there is dice rolling involved for attacking, all other actions simply take place without dice or interference. This is probably my only knock on the game, as being a victim of bad rolls can simply lose you the game, such as failing to kill a soldier 5 times in a row. However this is simultaneously thematic, as war is hectic. Thematically the game feels amazing and just plays really smoothly and organically. Everything makes sense and my buddy and I love the flow of deck, hand, discard and supply. He said “Playing this round was both depressing and exciting, just like war itself.”I’ve been playing much bigger or longer games that take 2-4 hours per session, but wanted something more accessible. We are usually done Normandy in an hour including setup and teardown for one scenario. Love it!

I don’t know from where the package was sent but It wasn’t a very quick delivery. However it came here fine and the box was intact and without any dents.

I bloody love this game. It's a great price for the amount of replayability and hours you can get out of it. I love the art of the box and the cards, I love the overall aesthetic of it all.The game mechanics themself are really well thought out and it doesn't take so long to play your turn that your opponent will get bored, making it also very attractive to people that will have never played it before.Talking of new players, the rules are simple enough that it wouldn't take but 10 minutes to explain to someone how to play the game, maybe even less if you just show them along the way, and they won't feel like they're missing out on anything either since all the actions you can take are clearly listed and they can easily refer to the rule book if they want to check something. This game is also so easy to remember how to play that you won't probably won't need the rulebook yourself, but on the flip side, it's not so easy in the fact that you actually have to think about your moves and strategies to win. It's a perfect mix of complication, enough so, that it won't scare of people from giving the game a try.There's only one downside to this whole game really, and that's luck, but most board games have an element of luck in them, it's upto you whether the luck of a dice is going to ruin the board game for you or your friends.Anyway, it's a 5/5 from me. A keeper for many years I think.