GNG is evolving, as all good games must -- and this is a good one. For more information on the game go to http://www.marccanu.com/gng.htm
Robert, the lead designer of Guts 'N Glory, teaches the system to a
new player during Strategicon.
"US Infantry deploy in a field at the start of battle. (taken with
flash)
U S Infantry deploy in a field at the start of the battle. (taken without
flash)
German infantry advance toward Geisbach.
GNG Participants at Strateticon.
One of the German objectives: the road junction.
U.S. Infantry in the woods waiting for the inevitable attack.
Fuzzy trees do not equal fuzzy math which does equal the photographer
getting $300 back!
Fuzzy German infantry advancing.
German troops, with armor support advance to take the sawmill.!
Fuzzy Stug on hill.
Recon photos suggest that the U.S. lost the sawmill, and the Germans
are laying down fire on the main road.
German Stug III on a high point waiting for the Americans to show up.
U.S. Infantry advancing on the farmhouse.
U.S. Infantry advancing on the road junction.
On a hill far away a lone Stug III keeps watch.
Where, oh where has the bazooka man gone??
U.S. troops advance on the road junction.
What the U.S. troops don't know, won't hurt them...right?
YooHoo! I'll make you famous!
And two winners were:
Left to right: John Harrel, with one of Guts
N Glory's Designers, Gary Brandon, and Tom Yamada. John and
Tom are the WINNERS of the GNG game at Strategicon Labor day weekend.