Join the historic conspiracy known as the Black Orchestra, where you work together with the other players to free Germany from the iron grip of the Third Reich the only way possible – killing Adolf Hitler. Race across World War II Europe to gather items and information, search for the perfect assassination plot, and time
Join the historic conspiracy known as the Black Orchestra, where you work together with the other players to free Germany from the iron grip of the Third Reich the only way possible – killing Adolf Hitler. Race across World War II Europe to gather items and information, search for the perfect assassination plot, and time events just right so that you can catch the Fuhrer in your trap. But beware – Hitler’s top lieutenants and the ruthless Gestapo are lurking and ever-vigilant in seeking out conspirators against the Reich.
CONTENTS
– 22″ x 22″ Game Board
– 10 Custom Dice
– 5 Player Pawns
– 6 Deputy Tokens
– 12 Conspirator Boards
– 84 Event Cards
– 42 Conspirator Cards
– 12 Plot Cards
– 22 Interrogation Cards
– 13 Tracking Cubes
– 1 Rulebook
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Great game The mechanics of the game are pretty straight forward. I played the game solo last night to learn all the rules. Got it on the table tonight to play with my girlfriend. She quickly got into the game after a few turns. She was actually able to assassinate Hitler while we were in the third event deck. We will definitely be playing this game with friends when we have them over for game nights. Fun and easy game to learn.
Five Stars good
Great Cooperative Game That is Oozing With Theme! Black Orchestra, from Starling Games, is a wonderful historically themed board game in which one to five players take on the roles of various real-life conspirators in the plot to take down Adolf Hitler. Players each receive a player card on which they track their commitment and suspicion levels. The game board is a map of Germany (with several spaces in Berlin) and Europe. At the beginning of the game players can only access Germany, but as the game goes on WWII expands and more spaces in…