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Battle for Sector 219
The Battle for Sector 219 is a fast paced tactical game for two players. Deploy your units, maintain your supply lines, and attack the enemy as you struggle for of... (read more)
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Check out the purchase option herePlaytime
10 minutes
Published
2016
Age
8+
Publisher
Your Move Games
Players
2 players
Designer
Darwin Kastle
Playstyle
Light
Game's Categories
Card Game, Science Fiction, Your Move Games, and Darwin Kastle
Description
The Battle for Sector 219 is a fast paced tactical game for two players. Deploy your units, maintain your supply lines, and attack the enemy as you struggle for of a futuristic mega-city. Whether blasting the enemy’s forces with artillery, keeping the enemy suppressed with skirmishers or moving marines into the enemy’s rear, the goal is simple - occupy the enemy base and you win.
In The Battle for Sector 219, players take turns placing cards that represent their units. These units must be able to draw supply from their base, except for Drop Squads which can be deployed anywhere. Once placed, units attack enemy units. Some units, such as Artillery, can destroy enemy units on their own. Most however require support from friendly units that have already been deployed. After attacking a unit remains in play, providing a line of supply back to the base as well as supporting other units when they attack.
Finally each player has a pair of one-use Airstrike cards that can be used instead of placing a unit to destroy any enemy unit in play.
Simple to learn – with a Go-like mechanism - yet possessing a depth of strategy that will keep
you coming back for more, The Battle for Sector 219 will keep you playing game after game.
In The Battle for Sector 219, players take turns placing cards that represent their units. These units must be able to draw supply from their base, except for Drop Squads which can be deployed anywhere. Once placed, units attack enemy units. Some units, such as Artillery, can destroy enemy units on their own. Most however require support from friendly units that have already been deployed. After attacking a unit remains in play, providing a line of supply back to the base as well as supporting other units when they attack.
Finally each player has a pair of one-use Airstrike cards that can be used instead of placing a unit to destroy any enemy unit in play.
Simple to learn – with a Go-like mechanism - yet possessing a depth of strategy that will keep
you coming back for more, The Battle for Sector 219 will keep you playing game after game.
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