Kasserine Pass

About this board game

Kasserine Pass is a two-player board game with a playing time of approximately 120 minutes, covering the German attack in Tunisia during February 1943.

Set amid the mountains, the game presents a fast-moving struggle in which the action can develop quickly. Its focus on this crucial campaign makes it a concise way to experience the pressure and uncertainty of the fighting at Kasserine Pass.

Artillery plays a crucial role in the game. Its importance is central to the contest, giving the battle a distinct character as both sides seek an opportunity to achieve victory.

The system is designed to be simple and highly playable. That accessibility makes Kasserine Pass suitable for players looking for a focused historical game rather than a sprawling or overly complicated experience.

Both sides have an equal opportunity for victory, keeping the outcome open throughout the struggle. The result is a balanced contest in which neither side is presented with an automatic advantage.

Released in 1972, Kasserine Pass offers a direct treatment of its February 1943 subject. With two players, a roughly two-hour playing time, mountain warfare, and artillery at the heart of the action, it delivers a streamlined game about a pivotal German attack in Tunisia.