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1775 Rebellion - Academy Games

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Anyone else here play this game? I just picked it up and I love it. The game-play is fast and fun and it’ll give you that historical grand-strategy fix without the time commitment of Axis & Allies. Highly recommended.
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Just bought this and it’s predecessor 1812: Invasion of Canada. Both great games, I recommend them both!
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Battle Forces is similar, but a stripped down version (i.e. same units but no technology development or strategic air raid, just combat). No download required and you can play up to 3 games at once with a basic membership for free.

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Okay so I know what your all (okay maybe only a few people like me) are thinking. “Why don’t we have a good Axis and Allies WWI game?”. Well heres a thread to post all your ideas for the game. Maybe we can get Larry or Krieghund to look at it and maybe it’ll give them some ideas. Heres mine.

When they make it I hope they do seperate fronts. With a Med. board, a Europe board, and a Africa board. Maybe even Pacific.
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I have this game too. It has little value. Even the pieces are too ugly and huge and are made with the wrong plastic.

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I knew they would be out of business before long.
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