Pacific 1942 Admiral is the cornerstone of the Pacific 1942 naval game as it is the basic version of the game consisting of high-quality wooden battle units and original hexagonal sextets used in all Pacific 1942 games. No miniatures! This board game will move you into the area of Pacific battles during World War II. You will be suprised by variability of...
Pacific 1942 SunRise is the first extension of the Pacific 1942 Admiral game. Watch out! The Pacific 1942 SunRise extension cannot be played without the basic version of the game. It adds new elements to the basic game and thus makes the game more varied. To play the Pacific 1942 SunRise extension, it is necessary to know the rules of the basic version....
Looks and feels very similar to "Axis & Allies: Pacific". Description taken from the game manual: Pacific at War is a multi-player military strategy game taking place in the Pacific theater of operations during World War II. Players must fight battles successfully to win territories and therefore increase their income. The more income a player has, the...
Pacific Battles: Guadalcanal is a two-player (Japanese versus U.S.) operational level game, designed by Joseph Miranda. The game includes 228 medium-sized die-cut counters, with the battalion as the primary maneuver unit, and also includes air units, supply markers, campaign chits, suppression chits, and deception markers. The colorful map features the...
Publisher's description: "Pacific Battles: Nomonhan, 1939, is a wargame series of several campaigns in the Pacific Theater of operations in World War II. The system emphasizes the operational level of these campaigns, and deals with land and air operations. Nomonhan is the second game in the series (Japanese vs. Soviet), following the first game in the...
Pacific Battles: Shanghai is a wargame part of a series of several campaigns in the Pacific Theater of Operations in World War II. The system emphasizes the operational level of these campaigns, and deals with land and air operations. This is a two-player game. One player controls the Japanese, the other the Allies. Shanghai is the third game in the...
Pacific Battles is a wargame series of several campaigns in the Pacific Theater of Operations in World War II. The system is placed at the operational level, and deals with land and air operations. This is a two player game. One player controls the Japanese, the other the Allies. Pacific Battles Malaya is the fourth game in this series, and it covers the...
Pacific Battles is a wargame series covering the great land battles of the Pacific theater in WWII. Units are battalions, with companies and regiments. Most games in the series have players commanding anywhere from a division to a corps worth of forces, and employment of combined arms tactics becomes critical. The system shows the evolution of tactical...
Pacific Chase presents the naval campaigns fought in the Eastern Pacific between the surface fleets of the United States and Imperial Japan from December 1941 to September the following year. It utilizes a system of trajectories to model the fog of war that bedeviled the commands during this period, inviting players to arrange trajectory lines across the...
Between December 1941 to August 1945, a sea war was fought in the Pacific unlike any before, as the long-range striking power of aircraft carriers ended the 250-year reign supremacy of the battleship. Pacific Command is a tabletop wargame of WWII naval combat in the Pacific which puts you in control of dozens of warships and hundreds of aircraft; fighting...
Pacific Crucible picks up where Jay Boyer Carrier Battles and Iron Samurai left off. Pacific Crucible includes the Basic, Advanced, and Optional rules for Carrier Battles, and Basic Game Rules for The Iron Samurai for Naval Battles. Pacific Crucible is a historical simulation of Navy warfare fought between, the Air, Naval, and Land forces of the Imperial...