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Battle Supremacy 1 3 1 – Sensational Wwii Tank Game

 Supposed to be the war that ended all wars, WW1 (World War 1) as it became known, though referred to as the Great War at the time, saw 17 million killed (of which 7 million were civilians) and a further 20 million injured. WW1 lasted from 28th July 1914 until the Germans surrendered on 11th November 1918. During that time a staggering 70 million personnel were mobilised by the British, French and Russians on one side (later to be joined by the Americans) and Germany and Austria Hungary on the other.
 You can relive WW1 here in a series of online games based both on the Western and Eastern fronts together with some aerial combat games.

Warfare 1917
 Play one of our deeply atmospheric WW1 games set in the trenches of Europe in 1917.
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The Great War
Set in the battlefields of Europe in 1918 you have a series of war missions to undertake for victory!
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Red Baron Game
 In this Red Baron flying combat game become Germany's war hero during WW1. 
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Western Front
 Take on the enemy in the front line of WW1 in this Western Front game set in 1914.
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WW1 Ship Game
In this game attempt to keep the supply lines open whilst facing submarine and aerial bombardment.
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Dogfighting Game
In another of our WW1 flying games engage in aerial combat in a series of missions.
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Trenches Game
This sniper game is set in the trenches of WW1 on the Western Front. Fire at the enemy! 
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First World War
 Command your tank and troops on the battlefields of the Western Front in a game set in 1917.
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Victory or Death?
 In another of our WW1 games, the Red Army of Russian troops attempt to defend the Motherland.
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Battle Supremacy, a sensational WWII tank game with thrilling gameplay and showoff-worthy visuals. Feast your eyes on amazing landscapes and landmarks: entire forests teeming with wildlife. Tank Battles puts you in control of a World War II tank to challenge friends and online opponents in crazy tank battles in over 50 levels of bullet bouncing action. Play in the single player campaign mode, two players co-operatively or the three multiplayer battle modes for ultimate tank supremacy.
Battle it out in tank-on-tank warfare in this riveting game, packed with lush landscapes and destructible environments. As you face increasingly difficult enemies, you can upgrade your tank or take the helm of new combat vehicles, like the durable Tiger 2 and the agile Type 1.
Veteran grand strategy players will see their gaming skills be put to use on the battlefields in this huge World War 1 game, battling with economy, armies and the ever growing threat presented by your opponents. Role-play as Queen Victoria or change history however you want. In Supremacy 1914 your imagination and skill are your only limits!
Sometimes you run across a game that just makes you say 'Wow'. Battle Tanks II is one of these. The effects, graphics, sound scheme, fluidity of gameplay, and design of this game is simply astounding.
Supremacy game board and pieces.
Supremacy: The Game of the Superpowers is a political, economical, and military strategic board wargame published in 1984 by Supremacy Games, and designed by Robert J. Simpson.
Map[edit]The game uses an area map similar in concept to the one used in Risk. However, Supremacy also divides the oceans into sea zones. In 1991 the Supremacy: Mega Map expansion was released doubling the amount of playable territories.
Land zones[edit]Land zones are divided into two categories; active home superpower territories, and neutrals/warlords/non-active superpower territory.
Sea zones[edit]The seas and oceans of the world are divided into two categories; dark blue (deep water), and light blue (coastal) zones. Attacks from the sea from naval forces or land invasions are only possible from a light blue zone.

Superpowers[edit]Players choose, or are given, one of six superpowers; 
• Confederacy of South America
• Federation of African States
• League of European Nations
• People's Republic of China
• United States of America
• USSR
Expansion[edit]Confederation of Canarctica
Commonwealth of Australasia
Resources[edit]Oil, Minerals, and Grain are the three resources in the game. Players draw resource cards on the prospect stage to determine which mines, farms, and oilfields they control, they can only control resources in other superpower territories if they have invaded and occupied said territory. This ignites many conflicts because players need resources to build and move military units, fight battles, and control the population, earn money on the 'Sell to Market' stage, upgrade their technology, and defend their country. Each superpower may control up to twelve units of each resource, if they defeat and subsequently occupy an enemy superpower they can take control of their supply center and have up to 24 of each resource. Additional units may be sold on the world market.
Military Units[edit]In the original version of the game, there are only two types of units; land and sea. Three military units would cost your superpower, 300 million, and one of each resource, referred to as a 'set'. Many expansion packs added more playable units to the game. In 1990 'Main Battle-Tanks' expansion was released adding tanks to the game. Tanks have increased firepower and allow for more aggressive attacks against defending armies, they cost 500 million, and one 'set' of resources. Navies have the unique ability of moving army units quickly around the map to assist you in your attempt at global domination.
Expansion Sets[edit]Resource Deck 2 (Resource Deck 1 is in the original game)
Main Battle Tanks (expansion set with new parts)
Warlords and Pirates of the Neutral Zones (expansion set)
Boomers - Ballistic Missile Subs (expansion set with new parts)
Blister Pack - Tanks (For Warlords and Pirates of the Neutral Zones expansion)
Blister Pack - Boomers (For Warlords and Pirates of the Neutral Zones expansion)
The High-Tech Edge for Conventional Forces
The High-Tech Edge for Strategic Forces
Colonial Legions and Merchant Marine
Neutron Bombs, Killer Satellites, Missile Silos and Spaceports (new parts)
Fortuna (news, rumors and acts of God)
Field Marshal's Handbook (book)
The Middle Powers (expansion set with 2 new powers)
The Unconventional Forces (expansion set)
Mega-Supremacy map
Mega-Supremacy Commander-in-Chief's Rule Book
Mega Supremacy: Challenge of the New World Order (book)
Nuclear Weapons[edit]The black tokens are nuclear mushroom clouds.
Nukes are available during the research and development phase of the game. A player turns over one card at a time going through the resource deck until they stop, or turn over a nuclear weapon card. Each card turned costs the superpower 200 million, and then the superpower may build the first nuke at 500 million and a mineral resource.
Nuclear winter: When there are 12 mushroom clouds on the board, the placer of the 13th rolls a die. On a 6, the game is over. The number on the die gets lower as each succeeding cloud is placed, until it hits 18 and a nuclear winter has truly set in and everyone loses.
L-Stars[edit]L-Stars, or laser satellites, are the means to prevent nuclear war from being the easiest way to win the game. These are developed during the research and development stage much like nuclear weapons (but more expensive).
K-Sats and Neutron Bombs[edit]Killer Satellites are an expansion that allows military units in space (only good against other K-sats or L-stars). Neutron Bombs work like nukes, only they do not make the affected territory uninhabitable.
Fortuna Deck[edit]The Fortuna: News, Rumours, & Acts of God expansion was released in 1989 and added a total of four decks each consisting of 61 cards, for a total of 164 cards. Each card contained two headlines for a total of 328 headlines of News, Rumours & Acts of God. In addition, each deck contained a trademark card that could be used for the Meteor Crash rules variant. Cards ranged from moving the markets up and down, to anthrax breaking out in certain territories and killing units, to solar storms wiping out K-Sats and L-stars, to meteor strikes wiping out entire territories with their units and resources.
Battle Supremacy 1 3 1 – Sensational Wwii Tank Game UnblockedGoals[edit]The object of the game is to eliminate all other opponents, through military, economic, and tactical maneuvering. It is possible for the game to end in a nuclear winter, in which case everyone loses.
New Edition[edit]A new design team, Command Post Games, acquired the rights and released an all new edition in 2013: Supremacy 2020. It was funded on Kickstarter and is currently being produced. The Print and Play version is finished and available.
They have also released a new Expansion: Rising Crescent. This expansion adds a new Terrorist player to the game. Further new expansions are planned and are currently in development.
Reception[edit]Tony Watson reviewed Supremacy in Space Gamer No. 76.[1] Watson commented that 'Supremacy really has some potential as a fun, competitive beer-and-pretzels game on par with the recent Milton Bradley releases like Axis & Allies. If you're willing to rework some of the rules [..] it may realize that potential. But as it stands now, its beautiful components are badly hobbled by an inadequate set of rules. Sadly, I can't recommend this one.'[1]
Designer Ananda Gupta cited Supremacy's relationship between conventional and nuclear forces as an inspiration for Twilight Struggle (2005).[2]
Reviews[edit]Adventurer #4 (Oct., 1986)[3]
White Wolf #13 (1988)
References[edit]^ abWatson, Tony (Sep–Oct 1985). 'Capsule Reviews'. Space Gamer. Steve Jackson Games (76): 35.
^Harrigan, Pat; Wardrip-Fruin, Noah. 'Twilight Struggle and Card-Driven Historicity'. In Costikyan, Greg; Davidson, Drew (eds.). Tabletop: Analog Game Design. n.p.: ETC Press. pp. 158–166. doi:10.1184/R1/6686933.
^https://archive.org/details/AdventurerMagazine04/Adventurer%20Magazine%2004/page/n13/mode/2up
Battle Supremacy 1 3 1 – Sensational Wwii Tank GamesExternal links[edit]Supremacy, Mega Supremacy and the supremacy series at BoardGameGeek
Yahoo Supremacy Group Discussion group for all versions of the game
Supremacy online, free PBW Version
Official Supremacy Website maintained by game creator Robert J. Simpson: http://supremacygames.net/supremacy%20site/supremacyhome.htm
New Edition Website: http://www.commandpostgames.com/
Rollout: The Game of the Risk-Takers at BoardGameGeek, also by Supremacy Games
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