I like the pieces! Looking forward to you bringing these to market. Thank you again for reprinting this neat little title.

I would go with option C - Partial manufacture without minis. Some sort of box/cover with artwork would be appreciated!

They are from the 2003 Milton Bradley game Mission Command Land.

How about Attack! by Eagle Games? World conquest circa 1935… Or perhaps Dust by Fantasy Flight Games? It is 1947 and the war continues…

I play some Catan. Actually Star Trek Catan is my preferred game.

You may also include Warlords of Europe by Conquest Gaming and War and Peace by Worthington Games. Great list by the way!

@djensen:

Take out the zombies and AAZ is still a richer game than 1941. More unit types, more territories, and Recruitment Centers.

Now, that is a valuable piece of information! The fact that, not only is the the game playable sans zombies, but also offers better experience than one of the “canonical” titles does gives one pause before rejecting the concept outright.

While I completely understand your sentiments, I am personally willing to withhold final judgement/damnation until I actually play it. One of the ideas that does appeal to me is that each nation is, in essence, fighting their own war for survival. Alliances mean nothing if you aren’t there at the end!

Not mine pic. The creator had posted it over on Kickstarter here

They don’t seem to be too far out of scale to me. Keep in mind that most postwar units were/are larger than their WWII counterparts