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If you want something outside of the usual war games, why not try your hand at Runewars, a fantasy war board game for 2-4 players.

Historical Scenarios, several of the in-game scenarios are based on actual battles that happened during the war.

Simple but engaging, The rules are simple enough to grasp but you still need to think a lot of “how” to win.

Good for Beginners, if you’re new to War Board Games, then this is an awesome game to start with.

The object is to win as many Victory Medals in game via the different Victory Conditions. Players have to use the different Command Cards to move their troops around the board or engage in battle. Soldier placement and scenarios mimic the 2nd World War. The players get to command their own army and face off opposing forces. This game was designed to commemorate the efforts and sacrifices brought by the people who took part in the Second World War. Here’s a list of some of the board games we love and think you should try out. While it may not be similar to the fantasy genre of board games it still involves a lot of strategy, story-telling and skill building you need when you play one. While its original intention was for actual warfare, we use war board games more for the enjoyment of it. It was originally used to educate people about the principles of war. War games have been really important and one of the most loved genres in gaming history. What are some of the best war board games out there?