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El Alamein (Japanese Photograph Edition)
This is a Japanese language edition and contains no English components unless stated in condition notes.
A sequel to Arclight's deckbuilding game Barbarossa, it depicts the first battle of El... (continuer à lire)
A sequel to Arclight's deckbuilding game Barbarossa, it depicts the first battle of El... (continuer à lire)
Noble Knight GamesTemps de jeu
60 minutes
Publié en
2010
Age
12+
Éditeur
Arclight
Joueurs
2 to 5 joueurs
Concepteur
Atsuo Yoshizawa
Style de jeu
légé
Option d'achat
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Description
This is a Japanese language edition and contains no English components unless stated in condition notes.
A sequel to Arclight's deckbuilding game Barbarossa, it depicts the first battle of El Alamein during WWII, as the Axis powers thrust through Africa to conquer Alexandria. Like its predecessor, the artwork in El Alamein consists of scantily clad anime girls.
Although it's technically possible to use the cards in both sets together, El Alamein is first and foremost a game on its own, and is better described as a "compatible sequel" than a standalone expansion.
A sequel to Arclight's deckbuilding game Barbarossa, it depicts the first battle of El Alamein during WWII, as the Axis powers thrust through Africa to conquer Alexandria. Like its predecessor, the artwork in El Alamein consists of scantily clad anime girls.
Although it's technically possible to use the cards in both sets together, El Alamein is first and foremost a game on its own, and is better described as a "compatible sequel" than a standalone expansion.
Catégories du jeu
Genres
- Jeu de cartes
- Jeu de stratégie
- Card Game
- Strategy Game
Thème
Maison d'édition
- Arclight
Concepteur
- Atsuo Yoshizawa
