Board game · 2016
講談級 大坂の陣 (Kodan kyu Osaka no Jin)
The '講談級 大坂の陣' board game is a simple, yet strategic game. It is a twin game that focuses on the Osaka Winter and Summer campaigns. Players use chits to activate units, which then move and attack. The higher morale of the unit determines who shoots first. There are two half-size standard maps and 252 counters. The game is easy to learn and play.
If you like the mechanics Chit-Pull System, Hexagon Grid , you will enjoy this game.
This game belongs to the family History: Sengoku Period.
- Players
- 1–2
- Duration
- 60–90 min
- Age
- 10+
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