There are two editions of the game to choose from. A selection of scenarios and troop types ensures there's plenty of replay puzzling as you work the game's layers to gain the upper hand. This isn't so realistic, but it's still a ton of fun as you tussle over tiles using tactics and dice. Atop the deck-building strategy, there's the extra dimension of moving pieces on the map. It's a great fit, giving players a real sense of running an infantry platoon from simple rules. Undaunted is the best of them, using the flow of cards from your deck as a way to simulate casualties and command confusion on the battlefield. Deck-building has proved a surprising proxy for warfare in several games.
