International Team - Published Games

Published Games

Title Year Author Languages Description Difficulty Lvl Code
Attila 1981 Ita, Eng, Fr, Ger Recreating the Hun invasion of the Roman empire 2 W114
Austerlitz 1981 Marco Donadoni Ita, Eng, Fr, Ger Recreating Napoleon's most famous victory at the Battle of three emperors 5 W116
Blue Stones 1987 Marco Donadoni Ita, Fr, Ger A Fantastic skirmish wargame set in the Zargo's Lords milieu. Wizards and Monks defend magic stones against three new evil races. 3 W123
Bonaparte 1982 Marco Donadoni IEFG A strategic Army Corps-level recreation of the Imperial Napoleonic saga. Possibly IT's best effort 6 W119
East & West 1981 Marco Donadoni Ita, Eng, Fr, Ger A World War III strategic wargame divided in three different theaters: central Europe, Middle East and Sino-Soviet border (with China on West's side) 6 W111
Idro 1980 Marco Donadoni Ita, Eng, Fr, Ger Fantasy wargame pitting rebelling mermen and mermaids against the crustacean oppressors 'Krost' 4 W110
Iliad 1979 Marco Donadoni Ita, Eng, Fr, Ger Basic re-enactment of the siege of Troy as narrated in Homer's poem 1 W104
Jena 1980 Marco Donadoni Ita, Eng, Fr, Ger The clash of the Napoleonic Grande Armée and the Prussian Army in 1806 4 W107
Kroll & Prumni 1979 Marco Donadoni Ita, Eng, Fr, Ger IT's first wargaming effort, futuristic exploration and combat between two rival star empires 2 W101
Landsknecht 1987 Marco Donadoni Ita, Fr, Ger Tactical wargame in the European wars of religion 2-5 W124
Little Big Horn 1981? Andrea Mannucci Ita, Eng, Fr, Ger Sitting Bull's day of glory against Custer 3 W115
Millennium 1981 Giovanni Ingellis Ita, Eng, Fr, Ger A much-refined sci-fi wargame blending strategic and tactical aspects 4 W1117
Mockba 1984 Roberto Bonsi Ita, Fr Wehrmacht's do-or-die offensive against Moscow in December 1941 4 W122
Norge 1981 Marco Donadoni Ita, Eng, Fr, Ger Re-creating the fight for Norway in 1940 4 W118
Odyssey 1979 Marco Donadoni Ita, Eng, Fr, Ger In this game one player, acting as Athena tries to lead Ulysses back home in Ithaca while its adversary (playing Poseidon) must hinder and delay him 1 W106
Okinawa 1979 Marco Donadoni Ita, Eng, Fr, Ger Depicting the landing and conquest of Okinawa in World War II, complete with rules for bunkers, shore bombardments and kamikaze swarm attacks 3 W105
Rommel 1981 Marco Donadoni Ita, Eng, Fr, Ger The u.s. army first defeat during the Tunisian campaign 5 W113
Sicilia '43 1981 Marco Donadoni Ita, Eng, Fr, Ger Operation Husky, the invasion of Sicily in late 1943 5 W109
Supermarina 1984 Umberto Tosi Ita, Fr Probably's IT's most complex game, it re-created the duel between Regia Marina and Royal Navy between July and October 1940, an oft-forgotten topic in World War II wargames 8 W121
Waterloo 1980 Marco Donadoni Ita, Eng, Fr, Ger Recreating Napoleon's last battle 1815 against the combined forces of Wellington and Blucher 4 W108
Wohrom 1981 Marco Donadoni Ita, Eng, Fr, Ger A fantasy game uniting aspects of wargaming and RPG-adventure, with two clans of knights fighting for the vacant throne of the kingdom 4 W112
Yom Kippur 1984 Andrea Mannucci Ita, Fr Simulation of 1973 Ramadan War–Yom Kippur War 2/5 W120
York Town 1979 Marco Donadoni Ita, Eng, Fr, Ger Recreating one of the turning points of the u.s. rebellion in 1781 2 W102
Zargo's Lords 1979 Marco Donadoni Ita, Eng, Fr, Ger Italy's first fantasy game. It had four races (Knights, Winged Men, Dragons and Monks) vying for supremacy in the world of Zargo 3 W103
Zargo's Lords II 1983 Marco Donadoni Ita, Eng, Fr, Ger First Zargo's Lords expansion: adding Amazons and Arachnids as new races and rules' updates and errata - -

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