
Review commentary
"Quartermaster General: 1914" is a World War I card-driven grand strategy game praised for its approachable gameplay and historical engagement. It differs from other WWI games by focusing on logistics and strategy over combat specifics, using cards to drive actions without dice rolls for combat. This game, designed by Ian Brody and published by Ares Games, offers a refreshing perspective on military conflict, encouraging strategic planning and resource management. It's suitable for 2–5 players, ages 13 and up, and games last about 90–120 minutes.
Sources and review basis
From the original Battleward Games page, with spelling and presentation edits. Firsthand memories are retained where supplied. These are short editorial impressions, not claims that every game received a personal playtest. Edition details, availability, and links may have changed since the original review; consult the linked publisher or product information before purchasing.
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