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Guerilla
Guerilla
was reviewed in
Moves as follows:
Of more than
unusual interest is Maplay's Guerrilla (sic), published in
England. A tactical-level game that seems to be more operational
than anything, this simulation of the guerrilla warfare in
Indonesia in the '60's is a great deal of fun with its surprise
attacks, helicopters and canoes and unknown victory conditions. A
gruelling game for both players, Guerrilla is the
quintessential "amateur" game: good, playable and flavorful, with
that touch of individuality that is so often lacking from the
larger companies...Guerrilla may be purchased for $8 from Omar
DeWitt, 547 Riverside Drive, Elizabeth, N.J. 07208.1
The game is described
in the
Comprehensive Guide to Board Wargaming as:
A large map and
neat counters simulate the activities of a Ghurka battalion in
Sarawak during the Indonesian confrontation with Malaysia. Secret
victory conditions, ambushes, infiltration, hidden guerilla units,
canoes, helicopters and the construction of chopper-pads in
villages. Great attention to detail, but supply rules odd;
movement uses a rather old-fashioned method.2
Articles
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Moves |
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Nr. 23 |
Feb-Mar 1973 |
►"F.O." by Richard Berg (Review) |
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Guerilla |
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Developer: |
B. Stuart |
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Publisher: |
Maplay Games, Ltd. |
| Date
of Release: |
1974 |
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Scale: |
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Players: |
2 |
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Campaign Type: |
None |
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Components: |
► 16 page rule booklet |
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Add-ons: |
none |
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S&T's "Patrol" rules
were the inspiration for Move Out.
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