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Air, Land, and Sea: Critters at War

Game ID: GID0452333
Game Info
Year
2021
Players
2
Age
10+
Playtime
20 min
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Description

Tactical two-player card game where players submit orders on three fronts with cute animal combatants

Description

Tactical two-player card game where players submit orders on three fronts with cute animal combatants

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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • Adorable animal theme with varied theaters
  • Expansion flies lies and supplies adds intrigue and complexity
Cons
  • Can be tricky for new players due to theater-based math and timing
Thematic elements
  • three theaters (air, land, sea) with espionage flavor
  • World War II theme with anthropomorphic animals
  • lighthearted yet tactical
Comparison games
  • Air, Land and Sea
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • Surrender option — Players can decide to concede to limit the opponent’s payout and move the game toward a different dynamic.
  • Theater-based card play — Cards correspond to different theaters; you shuffle across theaters to deploy effects.
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Quotes (from this video)
  • it's really different from chess
  • it's different cards every time
  • it's a really quick playing kind of tableau builder
  • the art this is like a neon pinks and blues which I'm such a sucker for
  • it's basically bug chess
  • it's the same game again so you got air, land and sea you got three different theaters
  • it's a two-player drafting game
  • surrounding different regions of Rome and you're Pompey versus Caesar
  • this is when you're talking about it being like a full game this fills your table
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