Battle of Brandywine Creek

This is the smallest print and play game I have downloaded yet. It is scaled to fit the front and back of a postcard. Not a mailer like the other two games I have written about, but the size of a postcard that you might send while on holiday. The image supplied here is the actual size of the map. There are eighteen counters representing continental and British forces.

This game or is it battle has gotten quite a bit of attention, for I have taken note of other versions of this game with boards and counters that are a bit larger and better detailed than the ones that accompany this game. More on this topic that when I get around to printing this version out and had had some time to review it.

My Games List

Here is a list of the games I have printed, have cut out, and are ready for play. I hope to get a few more finished before winter sets in. These games will give us something to do when the weather has turned nasty. I will be making additional posts or battle reports once a game is played.

1. Escape of the Dead, fantasy and horror, solo tile game
2. Planet Run, SCIFI, solo board game
3. Bad Grandmas, horror, two person card game
4. Sink the Bismarch, WWII-military, one or two person board game
5. The Battle of Greenbrier River, ACW military, two person board game
6. The Battle of Manila Bay, Spanish and American War-military, two person board game
7. The Malta Convey, WWII military, solo, pen and paper and dice game
8. The Battle of Gimleys Mine, fantasy and horror, solo board game
9. The Sword of Valhalla, fantasy and horror, solo board game
10. The Last Case, horror, solo pen and paper game
11. Santa Clause & the Goblin War, fantasy,  two person board game
12. Utopia Engine, science fiction, solo pen and paper and dice game
13. Postcard from the Revolution: The Battle of Brandywine Creek, American Revolutionary War, two person board game
14. Battle of Lobositz, Seven Years War, two person board game
15. The Battle of Germantown, American Revolutionary War, two person board game

V Mail Post Card Games

Malaya and Unternehmunger 25 are two Print and Play games that are formatted to fit on both sides of 5.5 x 4.25 postcard. Both games include a map, player tokens representing military units and instructions on how to play.

Players place there units in pre-assigned hex’s; each unit token includes placement, movement, and battle statistics. In addition to the print outs you will need several dice per person. The games are pretty straight forward and are played in turns. Six turns are played and victory is ascertained by the number of objectives a player obtains by the end of the sixth turn.