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Churchill: Big Three Struggle for Peace (3rd Edition) places players at the centre of Allied decision-making during the final years of World War II. Rather than focusing on battlefield combat, the game explores the political struggle between Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin as they shape both the war effort and the post-war world.
Set during a time when Allied victory was becoming increasingly certain, players must balance cooperation and rivalry. Together, they must defeat the Axis powers, but each leader is also working to secure the strongest possible position for their nation once the war ends.
22" x 34" mounted game board
Full-colour counter sheet
Player aid cards
Rulebook
Cards, blocks, and tokens
Sticker sheet
1 ten-sided die
6 six-sided dice
Unique political strategy game focused on Allied conferences during WWII
Players take the roles of Churchill, Roosevelt, or Stalin
Blend of cooperation and competition (“coopetition”) gameplay
Conference system where players influence strategy, production, and operations
Multiple issue types including military priorities, political actions, and special projects
Includes solo, two-player, and three-player modes with bot-driven opponents
Focus on post-war influence and shaping the peace rather than battlefield tactics
Covering a series of key wartime conferences from 1943 to 1945, the game highlights the negotiations and strategic decisions that shaped the outcome of the war and its aftermath. Players will compete to influence decisions on military operations, leadership, production, and political control.
Each conference presents a set of issues to resolve, with players manoeuvring to gain the upper hand. While cooperation is necessary to defeat the Axis, success ultimately depends on securing influence over liberated territories and post-war arrangements.
With flexible player counts and AI-controlled factions, Churchill offers a distinctive and highly replayable experience, focusing on diplomacy, negotiation, and strategic planning rather than traditional combat.
Players: 1–3
Playtime: 2–5 hours
Ages: 14+
Complexity: Medium to high
Solitaire suitability: Excellent
Churchill: Big Three Struggle for Peace (3rd Edition) places players at the centre of Allied decision-making during the final years of World War II. Rather than focusing on battlefield combat, the game explores the political struggle between Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin as they shape both the war effort and the post-war world.
Set during a time when Allied victory was becoming increasingly certain, players must balance cooperation and rivalry. Together, they must defeat the Axis powers, but each leader is also working to secure the strongest possible position for their nation once the war ends.
22" x 34" mounted game board
Full-colour counter sheet
Player aid cards
Rulebook
Cards, blocks, and tokens
Sticker sheet
1 ten-sided die
6 six-sided dice
Unique political strategy game focused on Allied conferences during WWII
Players take the roles of Churchill, Roosevelt, or Stalin
Blend of cooperation and competition (“coopetition”) gameplay
Conference system where players influence strategy, production, and operations
Multiple issue types including military priorities, political actions, and special projects
Includes solo, two-player, and three-player modes with bot-driven opponents
Focus on post-war influence and shaping the peace rather than battlefield tactics
Covering a series of key wartime conferences from 1943 to 1945, the game highlights the negotiations and strategic decisions that shaped the outcome of the war and its aftermath. Players will compete to influence decisions on military operations, leadership, production, and political control.
Each conference presents a set of issues to resolve, with players manoeuvring to gain the upper hand. While cooperation is necessary to defeat the Axis, success ultimately depends on securing influence over liberated territories and post-war arrangements.
With flexible player counts and AI-controlled factions, Churchill offers a distinctive and highly replayable experience, focusing on diplomacy, negotiation, and strategic planning rather than traditional combat.
Players: 1–3
Playtime: 2–5 hours
Ages: 14+
Complexity: Medium to high
Solitaire suitability: Excellent
