I'm glad you all liked it. I'm going to try to put together a video that walks through the mechanics of the game.
I'm pretty new to video so it is a fun learning experience.
Thanks for taking the trouble to put that together. Think I would like to see another couple of games before I make a decision on Congo. Looked like 4 x 4 was ample space. Is it single figure basing just for casualty removal? Looks like it would work just as well with figures based in units. I see your scouts were based together.
I know it's difficult to judge from one game, but something seemed to be missing to lift it out of the ordinary. It's like you both advanced, as soon as you were within range you started shooting and that was more or less it.
How are you feeling about the rules so far?
The rules are written for models being based individually, but I don't see why you couldn't base them in groups and just mark casualties. As you saw, the scouts were on a single base, and they worked fine.
This was only our second game, so I'm not sure that we have solid tactics or strategies mapped out yet. We are still learning the rules.
In this game, he was trying to capture Kong and I was trying to keep him free or kill him so his spirit would stay in the jungle. My plan was to rush my opponent in hopes of distracting him from taking down Kong. I felt that it worked pretty well.
I enjoy the game so far and think there is some depth to them. There are 8 scenarios in the book and each has suggested forces, but can be played with the forces you have. That gives a pretty good variety of games. I think it will be pretty easy to create additional scenarios as well.
I'm not convinced this game is better than ordinary yet, but it has been enjoyable so far and I look forward to playing it again. And that is better than a lot of game systems I've played.