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$35.00
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Description:
Spring 1942, The World is at War!Axis & Allies celebrates it’s 25th Anniversary in August of 2009 with a new and updated edition of it’s original classic game. Axis & Allies 1942, designed and developed by Larry Harris, will utilize the updated rules established in A&A Anniversary Edition. Cruiser class ships will make their debut in A&A 1942, forever changing the naval line-up. Newly sculpted playing pieces and all new packaging will position this game as the cornerstone of the Axis & Allies game line for years to come. Decide the fate of a nation in a few short hours!
Axis & Allies 1942 details:
Rulebook updated by Larry Harris, creator of the Axis & Allies game system
Packaging, play components, and game board map feature updated art
370 game pieces featuring refreshed sculpts plus new models for cruisers
Updated naval unit rules as debuted in Axis & Allies Anniversary Edition
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User Reviews:
|  Luck, everthing depends on it
While the concept of Axis and Allies is rather sound. The implementation isn't, such as massive movement areas (western europe, germany, etc) and the faulty combat system. In the game you can come up with a brilliant strategy but if a few dice rolls don't go your way, it falls apart. In the game to have any half decent chance of winning I have to attack with at least 5 : 2 or more, and even that numbers doesn't often work.
While the game can't be too complicated for its own good, sometimes it should just add an extra condition or so to offset those faulty dice. The plastic pieces also have a remarkably 'cheap' feel to them, which sort off makes this feel a half- finished job.
Don't get me wrong, A & A 1942 is not a bad game, but certainly could be a lot better.
Overall not a bad game.
by John (May 16 2011)
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