Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In this video, Peter Evans and developer Joe Dewhurst play through a full game of Iron Triangle, with some rules explanations along the way. The game is designed by Darren McGuire and has recently been released on GMT’s P500 list. Enjoy!
Iron Triangle opens the new Lines of Conflict series with a theater-focused and tense asymmetric game set during the Vietnam War III Corps search and destroy operations from 1966 up to the Tet Offensive in 1968. Two players assume opposing roles: the Viet Cong, leveraging concealment, mobility, and disruption, and the United States, applying sustained pressure and attritional tactics to limit insurgent influence. Across three rounds, players commit action cards to search and destroy operations along three operational axis, contesting control of three key regions in III Corps: War Zone C, War Zone D, and the infamous Iron Triangle.
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For more information or to pre-order Iron Triangle, see the P500 page here: gmtgames.com/p-1215-iron-triangle-search-and-destroy-operations-in-the-vietnam-war.aspx
Iron Triangle page on BoardGameGeek: boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/465376/iron-triangle-search-and-destroy-operations-in-the
In this video, Peter Evans and developer Joe Dewhurst play through a full game of Iron Triangle, with some rules explanations along the way. The game is designed by Darren McGuire and has recently been released on GMT’s P500 list. Enjoy!
Iron Triangle opens the new Lines of Conflict series with a theater-focused and tense asymmetric game set during the Vietnam War III Corps search and destroy operations from 1966 up to the Tet Offensive in 1968. Two players assume opposing roles: the Viet Cong, leveraging concealment, mobility, and disruption, and the United States, applying sustained pressure and attritional tactics to limit insurgent influence. Across three rounds, players commit action cards to search and destroy operations along three operational axis, contesting control of three key regions in III Corps: War Zone C, War Zone D, and the infamous Iron Triangle.
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For more information or to pre-order Iron Triangle, see the P500 page here: gmtgames.com/p-1215-iron-triangle-search-and-destroy-operations-in-the-vietnam-war.aspx
Iron Triangle page on BoardGameGeek: boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/465376/iron-triangle-search-and-destroy-operations-in-the
