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After an absence of almost twenty years, Zucker eventually refounded the moribund OSG as a publisher of operational-level wargames about Napoleon's campaigns, and released Bonaparte in Italy: The Defense of Mantua and the Quadrilateral in 2000.
These are operational games set at Corps level, covering weeks of campaigning. This series is the most complex of the three, and takes the longest to play. Titles include The Habit of Victory, Highway to the Kremlin II, Napoleon at Bay Expansion Kit, and Sun of Austerlitz.
Operational Studies Group (OSG) is a leader in the design and production of Napoleonic Wargames. OSG's Board Wargames are played on historically-accurate heavy-stock paper maps. The armies and leaders that move across the maps are represented by 1/2" square die-cut cardboard playing pieces.
Napoleon at Leipzig is a comprehensive game with a proven track record of excellent re-playability, among the most popular Napoleonic wargames of all time, with 20,000 copies in print across the first four editions. Now it has a bigger playing area and more manpower for both sides.
Kevin Zucker (born June 26, 1952) is a game designer who runs OSG (Operational Studies Group). He is one the leading authorities on Napoleonic wargaming. He began his game designing career with SPI (Simulations Publications, Inc.) in the 1970s.
Oct 9, 2024 · Some would say the original is the best version of Operation but you should have a look at this list of special edition Operation board games. Now you can play different versions from your favorite shows and movies such as Family Guy, Disney Junior's Doc McStuffins Toy Hospital, and Trolls.
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Jun 7, 2022 · I wanted to get a good idea of all the different series of Kevin Zucker's Napoleonic wargames, because they differ in scale, unit strength and time duration. Moreover his games show such an impact to the hobby that more games from different designers had been produced and added to the different series.
