Board Game
Nuremberg: Trial of the Century
Released 1999 / 1-1 players / 60-60 min / Ages 12+
Designer: Gary Graber
Publisher: Minden Games
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Description
Nuremberg: The Trial of the Century was the feature game in the Spring 1999 issue of Panzerschreck Magazine, a magazine dedicated to Variants and Solo Play of Wargames.
The game itself is a simple and abstract solitaire game, loosely based on the infamous War Crimes Trial held after the war. The object of the game is for the player to gain as many convictions as possible while avoiding the appearance of a "show trial". In game terms you are given the task of offering the world "peace" instead of "vengenace" while trying to keep the Russian co-prosecutors happy.
The game itself is a simple and abstract solitaire game, loosely based on the infamous War Crimes Trial held after the war. The object of the game is for the player to gain as many convictions as possible while avoiding the appearance of a "show trial". In game terms you are given the task of offering the world "peace" instead of "vengenace" while trying to keep the Russian co-prosecutors happy.
