The giant tank rumbles toward its target . . . its guns are destroyed, its movement slowed, but only a few defenders are left. Will they stop the robot juggernaut, or will it crush the Command Post beneath its cruel treads?

Ogre was Steve Jackson's first game. Originally published in 1977, it became a hit as the first "Microgame," and is now considered a classic. Over 25 years after its release, it earned a spot in James Lowder's popular book "Hobby Games: The 100 Best."

Now the Ogre is back . . . in a gigantic new "designer's edition" that will be the crown of any game collection. Three giant-sized mapboards cover Ogre and the follow-on G.E.V. Shockwave. The game features oversized full-color counters for regular units . . . and the Ogres and buildings are huge 3-D constructible models!

The rules have been completely revised and reorganized into a rulebook, a separate scenario book, and a handy player reference sheet.

Yet Ogre remains easy to learn and quick to play. The basic game takes only a half-hour . . . but you'll want to play again and again. And, with the two geomorphing Ogre maps and the new overlays, an infinite number of scenarios are possible.

News

• May 12, 2011: Ogre 6th Edition Update
• April 19, 2011: Ogre Mk. V, Then And Now
• March 25, 2011: What's That Rumbling Sound in the Distance?
• March 12, 2011: Open (Ogre) Letter To Distributors