Democracy under Siege

Europe, 1933. Democracy is faltering and three powerful movements fight over the future of the continent. In Democracy under Siege you step right into those tense years before the Second World War. You take on the role of an ideology: democracy, Nazism or communism. Every choice you make has consequences, and together you decide how history could have unfolded differently. This is a strategy game built around cards and making choices. Each round you play a political action and an event. You roll the die, use your influence and try to win small countries over to your side. You can prepare coups, send armies into conflicts or get involved in a civil war. Everything you do can bring you closer to victory. The 108 strategy cards make sure no two games are the same. With two or three players and a hefty playing time of four hours, this is really something for fans of history and depth. Together you dive into a period full of tension, power and hard choices. If you have the patience and the appetite for strategy, you are in for an evening you will not soon forget.