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Capsicum Games  |  SKU: AREDPG1062

Fighters of the Pacific: Battle of the Coral Sea

$24.95 CAD
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Description
Designer Didier Dincher
Frank Garibaldi
Publisher Capsicum Games
Players 1-8
Playtime 120-240 mins
Suggested Age 14 and up
Expands Fighters of the Pacific

One month before the Battle of Midway, the first ever naval air battle took place. It is remembered as the Battle of the Coral Sea. Relive this battle with this expansion pack that provides 3 new Japanese aircraft carriers, the Shokaku, Zuikaku and Shoho, the USS Lexington forces and 4 exciting scenarios. Decide the fate of the Shoho and the USS Lexington!

Customer Reviews

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Tom Schertzer
Light Wargame

I enjoy playing Fighters if the Pacific. Easy to understand and play, great scenarios, solid introduction to war gaming. I bought both expansions. No cards or dice making this a very strategic game with no luck factor. Heavy gamers will find this a very light game to play a good one to get kids into the hobby.

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Velibor Glisin
Well, it was my mistake

I put a wrong address but thank you for letting me do a new purchase. Hopefully somebody on a same address in Boston as in Sommerville will enjoy the game.

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Joel Cole
Too few (or not really any) "new" components

The Coral Sea "expansion" gives the buyer "more of the same."
There are more Avengers, TBD's, Kates, Zeroes ...
Not really much new in the aircraft lineup, though there are a handful of new ship tokens (but since the mechanics of the game make ships more-or-less interchangeable, having "more" isn't particularly necessary). There is a campaign book, which is the main selling point here.
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