Louisbourg 1758 (New Arrival)

Manufacturer: Worthington Publishing

The Siege of Louisbourg in 1758 was one of the most important contests of the French and Indian War. Louisbourg protected the Saint Lawrence River gateway into New France. French possession of the fortress ensured the safety of Quebec and Montreal from teh British fleet carrying British armies into the interior. Greatly outmanned and outgunned, the French focused on defending Louisbourg as long as possible to prevent a campaign in 1758 against Quebec.

Louisbourg 1758 is a two-player game on the campaign to take the fortress. One side commands the British while the other commands the French. The object of the game for the British player is to occupy the fortress of Louisbourg with their army or occupy Louisbourg harbor with their ships. The French goal is to prevent the British from achieving their objectives by the end of the game.

Contents:
1 Mounted Game Board
Custom Printed Blocks
Dice
Card Deck
2 Rule Books

Ages: 14+
Players: 2
Game Length: 60 minutes