Battle for China, 1937-1941 (Second Edition)
A board game by Brian Train, Ty Bomba, Earl Dixon, Terence Co
2-3 2-3
240 minutes Medium
Area Movement, Hexagon Grid
Wargame, World War II
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Description
Battle for China, 1937-1941, is a gripping wargame that drops you into the midst of World War II, where you'll navigate the complexities of the Sino-Japanese War. Designed by a team of experienced game creators, including Brian Train, Ty Bomba, Earl Dixon, and Terence Co, this game has been refined to perfection in its second edition, released in 2009. With a playtime of around 240 minutes, you and up to two other players will be fully immersed in the action, using a hexagon grid to outmaneuver your opponents and control the fate of China. The rules are straightforward for anyone familiar with board games, making it easy to dive right in and start battling for supremacy. As a wargame, it's all about strategy and tactical prowess, so be prepared to think critically and make tough decisions to emerge victorious.
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