Memoir '44

Memoir '44 invites players to immerse themselves in the thrilling battles of World War II, re-enacting legendary confrontations such as Omaha Beach, Pegasus Bridge, Operation Cobra, and the Ardennes. Engage in these stylized conflicts where strategy and history collide!

This captivating board game includes over 15 unique battle scenarios and features a double-sided hex game board, perfect for both dramatic beach landings and intense countryside combat. Each scenario is meticulously crafted to replicate the actual terrain, troop placements, and objectives that defined each army's mission.

As a commander, you’ll deploy your troops using Command and Tactic cards, skillfully harnessing the strengths of various units including infantry, paratroopers, tanks, artillery, and even resistance fighters. Each decision and maneuver can turn the tide of battle!

Memoir '44 designer, Richard Borg, notes, “By design, the game is not overly complex. The mechanics are straightforward, yet victory demands strategic card play, timely dice rolling, and a battle plan that is both aggressive and adaptable.”

The game comes alive with 144 beautifully detailed army miniatures, showcasing historically accurate infantry, tanks, and artillery. Players will also find 36 obstacle pieces, 60 illustrated Command cards, 44 special terrain tiles, and 8 custom wooden dice to enhance their gameplay experience.

Designed for 2 players, Memoir '44 can also easily accommodate team play. Dive into the thrilling Overlord scenarios where multiple game boards can be combined, allowing up to 8 players to take part in large-scale operations. Experience the challenges of troop coordination and military command over expansive battlefields.

Average game length ranges from 30 to 60 minutes, making it perfect for quick matches where players can switch roles and strategies, commanding both sides throughout the game.

Explore the intriguing world of Memoir '44, which includes the base game along with several expansions for endless replayability. Each game is a tribute to Richard Borg's innovative Command and Colors system.