Wargame played on a 75x99 cm game board with a square grid, each grid representing 200x200 paces of terrain of a hypothetical battlefield with generic blue and red armies. Played with approximately 75 cardboard square pieces representing 10 different types of military units and hundreds of smaller cardboard markers used for things like terrain that is demolished or on fire. It was meant to be easier to learn and play in a shorter time than contemporary wargames, according to the rulebook. Unlike most boardgames from this era this game was sold in a cardboard box with all components included. Game board was unmounted with instructions to glue it to thicker paper or cardboard. All game components were unpainted with included instructions what colors to paint board and pieces in.