1941: Race to Moscow is a logistics-focused race game with point-to-point movement and abstracted combat. Players take turns moving armies – divided into armored and non-motorized – placing and transporting fuel, ammo, and food to their troops, and fending off Soviet counterattacks. The player who acquires the most medals wins the game, but you can also bet everything on one strike and finish the war by conquering Moscow, Leningrad, or Rostov.

1941: Race to Moscow brings the system used in 1944: Race to the Rhine to a completely new level, with much deeper and more demanding gameplay, as the Eastern Front logistics was a nightmare of supply columns consisting of numerous horse wagons, trucks and trains. What’s more, the powerful Soviet armies are just across the border, getting ready to launch their own onslaught. With the world’s strongest army to beat and a difficult logistical puzzle to solve, 1941: Race to Moscow is a dream come true for every gamer who ever wanted to experience the thrill of Blitzkrieg and Operation Barbarossa!