Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

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Jutland was one of the most influential naval wargames ever published by Avalon Hill, helping push board wargaming toward historical simulation rather than simple game mechanics. This video examines how the game models naval tactics, battleship warfare, torpedo threats, and the difficult command decisions faced during the Battle of Jutland in World War I.

From dreadnought combat and fleet maneuvering to Admiral Jellicoe's controversial turn away from German torpedo attacks, this review analyzes how Avalon Hill's Jutland captures the realities of naval warfare. Whether you're a veteran board wargamer, naval history enthusiast, or collector of classic Avalon Hill games, this discussion highlights why Jutland remains an important title in the evolution of historical simulation gaming.


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Dunnigan's first game for Avalon Hill, this is a "play on the floor" game with measured movement and range finding, enabling you to re-fight the great WWI battle with up to 72 individual ships. Reissued in 1974.

Avalon Hill Complexity Rating - 6