Portsmouth, 1905. The Russo-Japanese War has bled both empires, and now the fighting moves to the negotiating table. In Peace 1905 you represent the delegations trying to hammer out a treaty that both governments will actually accept, with U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt pushing the talks along from the sidelines.
A tight, card-driven game of diplomacy and compromise from Maurice Suckling, Bill Sullivan, S.P. Shaman and Nathaniel Berkley, playable by up to three players or solo. History gave one answer; here, the outcome is yours to negotiate.
