Cuba Libre
Cuba Libre will be easy to learn for Andean Abyss players—both volumes share the same innovative Series: COIN (GMT) system. Like Volume I, Cuba Libre is equally playable solitaire or by multiple players up to 4—and with a shorter time to completion than Andean Abyss. But Cuba Libre’s situation and strategic challenges will be new. A deck of 48 fresh events brings 1950s Cuba to life and includes:
- The Twelve: The first wave’s escape to the Sierra Maestra—inspirational legend or harbinger of defeat?
- El Che and Raúl: Brilliant in the field, or bungling hostage-takers?
Cuba Libre will be easy to learn for Andean Abyss players—both volumes share the same innovative Series: COIN (GMT) system. Like Volume I, Cuba Libre is equally playable solitaire or by multiple players up to 4—and with a shorter time to completion than Andean Abyss. But Cuba Libre’s situation and strategic challenges will be new. A deck of 48 fresh events brings 1950s Cuba to life and includes:
- The Twelve: The first wave’s escape to the Sierra Maestra—inspirational legend or harbinger of defeat?
- El Che and Raúl: Brilliant in the field, or bungling hostage-takers?
- Operation Fisherman: Can the rebels pull off a second invasion?
- General Strike: Urban disruption or rebel embarrassment?
- Radio Rebelde: Are the masses tuning in, or just the Army direction finders?
- Pact of Caracas: Can the rebels unite?
- Armored Cars: Mobile striking power, but in whose hands?
- Rolando Masferrer: Brutal pro-government tactics—will they help or hurt?
- Fat Butcher: Can the Mob’s enforcer protect its casinos?
- Sinatra: Frankie’s Havana show a boom or bust, and who collects? … and much more.
