Rommel at the Meuse (Simulations Workshop, DTP). Markus fault (I read too
much his comments on BGG).

The breakthrough at Dinant, 1940. Battalions and companies (for tanks).
Played 2 solo games. Little good game. You have everything you was waiting
for if you know this battle, in few pages of rules. Engineers at work,
Combined arms assault, traffic jam, opportunities, bad prepared French,
command problems, harsh fights, refueling problems for the 1st DCR, etc.

Crossing the Meuse quickly to be on the West shore for the morning of June
13th is a doable challenge. River assault, pontoon bridge, finding
forgotten locks, repairing bridge... There is a lot to do with the
engineers during the first 5 turns. Rushing to Philippeville and cleaning
the road for a breakthrough is still problematic even with the superiority
in quality and quantity. Command problems may appear quickly on both sides
if you don't take care. A lot of maneuvers and harsh fights. A lost
battalion in a village can hold for a long time and be a real pain for the
Rommel's plan. You think the battle is over many times, and you're wrong
many times. Reinforcements enter the game slowly but surely. They can't do
enough to be a real threat, but always enough to jam the German well oiled
machine.

At the end, you played what you read and saw about the battle. And it is
challenging. The VC make it's difficult for both sides to have better than
a draw, but the battle and its problems are well rendered (I just would
have like to see more problems between Rommel and Von Hartlieb -5PzD). The
design is intelligent and clever. A good tactical feel with operative POV.
It should be transposable for Sedan.

Flaws :
too much die rolls. For example, if an hex with 2 german battalions and 3
tanks companies attack an hex with 3 French battalions, you'll have from 8
to 16 rolls (you must roll less than your FP for a hit, with TM, and the
defender must roll less than his effectiveness , with TM, if there's a
hit. The attacked units have first a defensive fire)... And if the
defender is not powerful and in a well defended position, there's a good
chance you'll have no significant result.
And, as often with F40 battles, there is not so much fun for the French.
His most important decisions are when and where to retreat and when and
where to block. And the game is not so short.