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2023BGG rank #4,474

Dutch Resistance: Orange Shall Overcome!

by Marcel Köhler · Liberation Game Design

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Players1–5
Time90–180m
ComplexityMedium
Age14+

About the game

What is Dutch Resistance: Orange Shall Overcome!?

Resistance fighters in the Netherlands work together to outsmart the occupation forces in a non-violent way. In a period when most people were too afraid to oppose the occupying Nazi forces, some decided they did not want to sit idly by. To keep morale high and show they did not accept the occupation, they wrote a secret message OZO (Oranje Zal Overwinnen, translated as Orange Shall Overcome) on the walls. They formed groups and found ways to sabotage the occupiers' plans. You are one of those resistance fighters. Dutch Resistance: Orange Shall Overcome! is a scenario-based cooperative game about the Dutch Resistance during the Second World War. The main mechanisms are pick-up and deliver and resource management. The game has five very different highly replayable scenarios. They are not directly connected to each other but focus on different aspects of the resistance work. Each scenario has its own goals, special rules, cards, and other elements. Each player controls a character that is based on a real resistance fighter. These ten different characters have their own deck of three unique Character cards, based on what this person did during the war. Orange Shall Overcome! —description from the publisher

How it plays

Mechanics

Action PointsCooperative GameDice RollingPick-up and DeliverPush Your LuckRelative MovementScenario / Mission / Campaign GameSolo / Solitaire GameVariable Player PowersVariable Set-up

On the shelf

Categories

EducationalWorld War II

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