Bloody Kasserine

About this board game

Bloody Kasserine is a two-player board game covering the battle in Tunisia from February 14 to 24, 1943. Designed for a play time of approximately 120 minutes, it presents this ten-day conflict in a focused game format.

The battle is also known as “A Valentine’s Day surprise”, a title that highlights the striking date at the center of the game’s subject. Released in 1992, Bloody Kasserine offers a dedicated game about this episode in the Tunisian campaign.

Bloody Kasserine uses the same system as GDW’s Race For Tunis. This shared system gives the two titles a direct connection, allowing players who own both games to expand the scope of their play.

• Players: 2
• Play time: approximately 120 minutes
• Setting: Tunisia, February 14–24, 1943
• Related game: GDW’s Race For Tunis

The rules in Race For Tunis allow Bloody Kasserine and Race For Tunis to be combined into one game. This makes the title a natural choice for players interested in linking the two related designs rather than treating them as entirely separate experiences.

For anyone seeking a compact two-player game centered on a clearly defined battle, Bloody Kasserine provides a direct route into the events at Kasserine. Its specific historical date range, shared system, and compatibility with Race For Tunis give it a clear place within this connected pair of games.