Phoenix Command
A board game by Barry Nakazono
2-12 Players 60-240 minutes High
Team-Based Game, Dice Rolling, Role Playing, Grid Movement, Simulation, Hexagon Grid
Miniatures, Wargame, Modern Warfare
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Description
Phoenix Command is a highly detailed and realistic board game that simulates small arms combat using miniatures. First published in 1986, this game was designed by Nadir Elfarra and Barry Nakazono, and is suitable for 2 to 12 players. With a playtime of 60 to 240 minutes, Phoenix Command is not for the faint of heart, as its complex rules will take even experienced gamers some time to learn. The game's focus on ultra-realistic firearms combat, including accurate simulation of gunshot wounds and detailed aiming and firing rules, makes for a fast-paced and intense experience. Players can engage in team-based gameplay on a hexagon grid, using a variety of modern military small arms and other weapons. Whether you're defending a bridge or taking down terrorists, Phoenix Command offers a unique and immersive gaming experience that's sure to challenge and thrill.
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