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“REMEMBER THE ALAMO!” GAME

Crockett… Travis… Bowie… Santa Ana… names that today still symbolize heroic sacrifice or cruel tyranny — nearly 170 years after the dramatic events of March, 1836. "Remember the Alamo!" was the cry of the victorious "Texian" army at San Jacinto that won independence for Texas. Remember the Alamo!, developed in cooperation with the Alamo in San Antonio, recreates the 13-day siege of the Alamo by a Mexican army led by General Antonio López de Santa Ana. Did the Texian defenders of the Alamo really have a chance to defeat their attackers? Did so many brave Mexican soldiers need to perish in the chaotic final assault? Remember the Alamo! gives you the chance to find out.

For two or more players.
(American Adventure Game)

Suggested Retail price $8.95

Players have the soldiers, the cannon, the leaders, and 13 turns to try to change, or repeat history. Think you can easily hold off the powerful Mexican Army? Think you can quickly overrun the weakly defended Alamo fort? Unique and easy-to-play, Remember the Alamo! is unlike any battle game you’ve ever played. Players allocate their forces in secret each turn — hoping to outwit their opponents, buying precious time or wearing down the enemy. Includes history of the Texas War of Independence and the Alamo, and educational ideas.