This self-published game by Eugène Petiot of Paris anticipated that the next war with Germany would focus on battles between tanks. His playing pieces show very early models: the Renault R-35 light tank for the British and French counters, and machine-gun equipped Panzer Is for the Germans. By the time war broke out, both sides had better tanks, but the Germans had figured out how to use them most effectively.

Mechanism

Move and Capture

Rules

Rules are not shown, but the layout suggests that a player captures an enemy piece by getting two friendly pieces adjacent to it.