Kurt Vonnegut's GHQ: The Lost Board Game (B&N Exclusive) (B&N Game of the Month)
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Author Kurt Vonnegut first made this game in 1956, though it never saw the light of day. Now, decades later, it's become a beloved board game. GHQ (General Headquarters) is sharp, strategic two-player war game played on an 8×8 checkerboard, where players maneuver infantry, tanks, artillery, and an airborne regiment to capture their opponent’s headquarters.
World War 2 veteran Kurt Vonnegut's first novel, Player Piano, was published in 1954. While it was critically well received and reprinted in 1955, it was not a financial success. As he worked on his next novel (which would eventually become Cat's Cradle), he needed to supplement his income with other endeavors.
One of those efforts was an original board game called GHQ (General Headquarters). He designed it throughout 1956 and attempted to sell it to game companies, an effort that was ulti...




























