Cobi 22105 Battle of Midway - Brettspiel 22105
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During the game "Battle for Midway," players have the opportunity to play as the commanders of the American or Japanese air fleet and participate in the famous Battle of Midway in 1942, which determined the fate of the war in the Pacific.
The game is designed for two players, and the duration of play depends on the chosen game mode.
A strategy and tactics game using COBI blocks combines strategy, requiring planning, with random elements. The game pieces are mini-models of brick-shaped airplanes on special stands. Each player can easily master the extremely simple game rules based on readable symbols. The set includes a game box, a game board consisting of seven large and two small elements, 12 airplanes on special stands, action cards, tokens, and markers. With the included sticker sheet, players can personalize their airplanes!
The game "Battle of Midway" was created thanks to the collaboration between COBI and Bored Games, which brings together experts in the field of board games. This guarantees the high quality of the product and the mature and thoroughly tested game mechanics. Perfectly balanced tactical and random elements make the game exciting each time. Players of all ages can easily duel each other! Think up clever strategies or dive into chance and rely on your luck! Feel the atmosphere of a World War II battle thanks to the fantastic graphics. Lead your air fleet to victory!
Inside the box, you will find instructions in Polish, English, German, and Czech.
- 60 high-quality bricks that allow you to build 12 airplanes on special stands,
- the blocks meet safety standards for children's products,
- they are fully compatible with building blocks from other brands,
- clear and intuitive instructions based on drawings and symbols,
- atmospheric visual setting
- 9 pieces of the board,
- 43 cards,
- value tokens and markers,
- stickers for airplanes.
