Strategy I: Strategic Warfare 350BC to 1984

About this board game

Strategy I: Strategic Warfare 350BC to 1984 is a system of games and simulations for 2–8 players, with a listed play time of 360 minutes.

Rather than presenting a single game, Strategy I offers a framework of simulations covering a remarkably broad span of military-political conflict. Its stated scope reaches from the time of Alexander the Great through the present and into the future.

The game’s title places its historical range at 350BC to 1984, while the accompanying description expands that concept beyond a fixed period. This combination gives the title a wide-ranging identity centered on strategic conflict across changing eras.

• Players: 2–8
• Listed play time: 360 minutes
• Release year: 1971

Strategy I: Strategic Warfare 350BC to 1984 is therefore best understood as a broad collection or system rather than one narrowly defined scenario. Its focus is the relationship between military and political conflict across history, the contemporary world, and possible future settings.

For players interested in large-scale strategic themes and the changing scope of warfare, this 1971 release presents an unusually ambitious concept. It frames strategic warfare as a subject that can be examined across centuries, from the ancient world to the present and beyond.