by Clare Wilson
(Milwaukee, WI, USA)
We hosted "The Last Gasp" a little over a year ago, and everyone is still talking about it. We now want to host another party, and we think your games well-written and flexible. But we are particularly interested in a WWII theme. Do you have any scenarios from that era or could you suggest an existing game that we might modify? Thank you!
My response:
I'm glad you enjoyed The Last Gasp - and thank you for posting the link to your photos (click here).
As for a WWII game, Death on the Gambia is set in 1939, just before the outbreak of WWII and is full of British Spies, German Spies and other wartime stuff. It's smaller than The Last Gasp as it is for up to 11 players - but there are a couple of free extra characters available, and you could write your own.
(Click here for tips on adding characters to a game.)
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