Ogre: Objective 218
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Description
Description
| Designer | Darwin Kastle |
| Publisher | Steve Jackson Games |
| Players | 2 |
| Reimplements | The Battle for Hill 218 |
In 2085 A.D., armored warfare is faster and deadlier than ever!
Supertanks, GEVs, and infantry slug it out to defend supply lines and keep pressure on your enemy in Ogre: Objective 218, a two-player game based on The Battle for Hill 218 in which players fight to control a hill by occupying bases on the opposite sides of it.
In the game, players must maintain supply lines and destroy enemy units to advance on the enemy home base, while ensuring that their own base is not taken. Air strikes can aid your assault or help defend your base, but spend them wisely as you only have two. The Ogre in Ogre: Objective 218 is a new card that takes two hits to destroy, costs an entire turn to play, and hits hard while having a few drawbacks.