1775: Rebellion

1775: Rebellion

2013
Strategy
4.20 out of 5
112+ people loved this game
Mechanics
Folk on a Map
Complexity
Light
Duration
60 - 120 minutes
Number of players
2 - 4 players
Minimum age
10+ years

1775: Rebellion review

1775: Rebellion is a fantastic game that captures the excitement and strategy of the American Revolution. It's a quick, engaging game that's easy to learn but offers plenty of depth.

I was immediately drawn to the beautiful game board, which accurately depicts the colonies and even stretches into Canada. The game's components are high-quality and thematic, from the colorful cubes representing the various armies to the unique dice for each faction. The card system adds a layer of strategy and keeps the game feeling fresh.

The game is well-balanced, with no one side having a clear advantage. The random turn order adds an element of suspense, and the dice-based combat system is simple yet effective. I particularly enjoy the way the game handles the different strengths and weaknesses of each faction, making each unit feel distinct and important.

I've played this game with both two and four players, and it's equally enjoyable in either format. The game is quick enough to fit into a single gaming session, but it's also replayable, with different strategies emerging each time. I've even used it to teach my kids about the American Revolution, and they love it!

I highly recommend 1775: Rebellion to anyone looking for a fun and strategic game that's easy to pick up and play. It's a great choice for families, gamers of all experience levels, and anyone interested in history.