• LanguageSpanish
  • Recommended ageFrom 12 years
  • Number of players2
Devir Ref. BGCOMPASP · EAN 8436607940968

Devir Commander Pacific board game (BGCOMPASP)

Two-player strategy board game set in the Pacific front during World War II, featuring a card-based mechanic.

Price: €84.99
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Delivery in 24/48 h in mainland Spain · 5–7 days to the Balearic Islands and Portugal
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This tactical strategy title pits two players against each other on the Pacific front between 1941 and 1945. Participants command the Japanese Empire or the Allied forces, managing infantry and making decisions through a card system that reflects the uncertainty of combat. The gameplay requires adapting tactics to unexpected events that arise during the game.

The product includes the New Guinea expansion, which adds 14 scenarios, and three double-sided maps. Games, which are long-lasting with an average duration of up to 180 minutes, unfold through dynamic turns. Players alternate using cards to activate units, launch attacks, or move. Victory is achieved by meeting specific objectives, eliminating enemy units, or infiltrating rival territory, offering asymmetric combat and high replayability.

  • Set in the Pacific front (1941-1945)
  • Includes the New Guinea expansion with 14 scenarios
  • Three double-sided maps with exclusive designs
  • Average game duration of up to 180 minutes
  • Card-based mechanic and unit activation

  • Brand
  • Reference
    BGCOMPASP
  • EAN
    8436607940968
  • In stock
    7 Items
  • EAN13
    8436607940968

Data sheet

Recommended ageFrom 12 years
LanguageSpanish
Number of players2

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