Hello,

Bollwerk 178 is a chess like complex strategy game for two players.

Each player has 20 spectacular pieces and 25 supplementary stones at their disposal. The game is played on a board with 178 squares. The game board is in a constant state of change due to the supplementary stones.

The goal of the game is, occupying the opponent’s end field with a piece or a bomb. Whoever captures all his opponent’s pieces or immobilizes their opponent also wins.

Due to its complexity, the game is hardly predictable for humans, so that intuition, alert senses and strategic skills are required!

Over 2000 moves are available for just the first move, so that opening theory plays no role at Bollwerk 178.

Our Kickstarter campaign is planned for the end of September 2020.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bollwerk178/bollwerk-178

Please check out the pitch video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4GPYG9gK0I

For detailed movement of the pieces and the game rules, please visit our website

http://www.bollwerk178.com

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I checked out the pitch video on Kickstarter and it looks really cool. The graphics are super sick and the gameplay seems intense. And I gotta say, the bomb idea is pretty wild. It’s gonna make things even more unpredictable. But yo, if you need a break from all that complexity, you should check out this chill online solitaire game I found on joywallet.com. It’s a nice little time-waster when you wanna unwind. And the fact that opening theory doesn’t even matter? That’s dope, man. It’s all about that intuition and strategic thinking.

Hey, I totally get what you’re saying about that Kickstarter game! The graphics and gameplay do look amazing, and that bomb idea is definitely wild. I’m really curious to see how that will affect the gameplay. Sometimes you just need a little breather from all the intensity, you know?...

Anyway, have you had a chance to play the Kickstarter game yet?
I’m wondering if the actual gameplay lives up to the hype in the pitch video.