Two English Players Attempt to Finish Gaming's Most Notoriously Complex Board Game

For nearly half a century, a board game has sat unfinished on tables across the world — not for lack of trying, but for the sheer weight of its own ambition. The Campaign for North Africa, a 1979 war simulation of staggering complexity, has never been completed by any players since its creation. Now, two English players are making a deliberate and serious attempt to answer the question the gaming world has quietly carried for decades: is there a finish line, or has this game always been a horizon?