Tobruk '41
- In 1940, the British had little trouble pushing the Italian army in Libya away from the Egyptian border. However early the next year, General Rommel arrived in North Africa and quickly took the offensive. While the British garrison at Tobruk held on, desperate battles were fought across the desert sands. Will the British be able to relieve Tobruk, or will Rommel earn another victory resulting in his standing as the Desert Fox?
- 52 Scenarios
- several Master Maps, the largest of which covers 55,000 Sq km of Map Area
- 7 separate Order-of-Battle (OOB) Files covering a year of war the largest with 2400 Units
John Mark "Scar" Scarbrough says:
"Tobruk '41 will satisfy any wargamer that loves swirling tank battles, sweeping flank maneuvers, and teeth grinding assaults on fortified positions. Above all, the kind of support, commitment, and attention to detail that has made the Panzer Campaign series unequaled will be found in this latest title. For those of you ready to fight it out in the desert of North Africa I highly recommend this game!"
Read what others, reviewers and average players, are saying about Panzer Campaigns on our Testimonials Page.
TOBRUK '41 Links
Tobruk '41 and Explicit Supply
Here is the article entitled Explicit Supply and the Evolution of Panzer Campaigns Supply Model. Readers have been telling me that it provides an interesting view of how far we have taken the Supply Model in this game, largely as a response to player input and feedback.
By clicking here you will find the first Tobruk '41 After Action Report. This is a smaller scenario which illustrates the use of of the new Explicit Supply Rules.
Other Tobruk Mini Articles and Screen Prints.
Read the introduction to the Designer Notes by Game Designer Wig Graves.
Click here to read more about some of the NEW Panzer Campaigns Rules that were developed with Tobruk but soon to be available in all Panzer Campaign Games.
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