Cold War: CIA vs. KGB puts you in charge of a spy network during the post-war era. Below we have a collection of ten board games that let people of the Cold War era play out their wildest spy fantasies. CUBA LIBRE 1959-1962 The Cuban revolution has brought a government that is hostile to the USA just a few miles away from the coasts of Florida. Quartermaster General: The Cold War depicts the struggle between the aspirations of the Soviet Bloc, the West, and the Non-Aligned nationalist independence movements throughout the developing world. of the East, blue for the West. Your purpose: to "persuade" foreign governments to embrace the "proper" ideology, …

Twilight Struggle is a two-player game simulating the forty-five year dance of intrigue, prestige, and occasional flares of warfare between the Soviet Union and the United States. The only obstacles in your way are your three opponents, each of whom has a bag of dirty tricks to play and an equal stake in the world regions you claim for … Choose your scenario--1945-1949-1949-1953-1959-1962---1949-1976--1945-1989. My next game is in early access. The entire world is the stage on which these two titans fight to make the world safe for their own ideologies and ways of life. PLAY. The colors correspond with popular imagery and associations of the two sides. Each Bloc is considered an enemy to each other Bloc, even if players decide to cooperate temporarily to preserve …

Choose your side . Visual design achieves this with the pervasive red-blue contrast in most games – red to denote pieces, events etc. You will play a Bloc of nations: the Soviet Bloc, the Western Bloc, or the Non-Aligned Bloc. The Cold War in Board Games Games about the Cold War fulfil this double nature in various ways.

The (free) strategy game of the cold war era. A game for four players, Cold War gives you command of the economic, military, and intelligence forces of one of the contemporary world's major powers, and dares you to seize political, military, and economic control of as much of the world as possible. These are games that meet substantially all of the following criteria: (1) focuses on the Cold War--events during, at the end, or immediately after the Cold War; (2) primarily a political game, but can address elements of the military, espionage, economic, diplomatic and other influential pressures associated with the Cold War; (3) addresses the "theme" in an interesting or compelling manner that leaves the player …