Axis & Allies 1940 Pacific Second Edition WWII Strategy Board Game, War Miniatures, Two to Four Players, Ages Fourteen Plus

Kids love it and adults have a great time also, worth getting. We use both sides of the board for an epic Christmas battle. The Axis and Allies series is my favorite board game along with Stratego for a quicker play.

Awesome game for many fun hours

Item meets expectations. Shipping packaging is minimal. Able to return first shipment due to damage and reorder a replacement!

Axis and Allies nothing more needs to be said

Great game, great components, well made. Been a fan of the series for a while and finally wanted to try the behemoth. Lots of fun.

item arrived with a box knife cut through the lid of the game box, not a huge deal but gamers dont like their games damaged when purchased.

Entrega extremamente rápida, mesmo sendo um produto importado. O jogo, é de excelente qualidade, recomendo demais!!

Prodotto corretto e imballato a dovere. Corriere svogliato. Non rispettati gli orari indicati per la consegna per ben 2 volte. Siamo stati costretti a ritirarlo presso il centro poste.

very good product

Great game, this game can be played on it's own as just the Pacific Theatre or you can combine it with the European game board and have one massive global conflict. A&A 1940 Europe is a seperate game entirely. The game play is very similar to the original A&A, but both 1940 versions have added features. There are more combat units, a more refined cost schedule and a number of new game play rules. We often skip some of these rules to keep the game a little less complex.

This is a great game that I have played many times with some pals. I decided to splash out on both the Europe and Pacific versions to be able to play the Global 1940 variant with some other pals. Sadly the UK infantry (cream coloured rather than tan coloured) and the US infantry pieces (green rather than olive drab) were different colours to the rest of their nations pieces. If this detail doesn’t bother you or you intend to paint them then it shouldn’t be much of an issue for you. The mismatched colours bother me and when paying over £200 for both sets, I’m not going to accept such poor attention to detail. This should not reflect on the seller as the game arrived sealed in its original cellophane. I did message them to ask for the correctly coloured infantry pieces but then found the same issue with the European set and that seller didn’t have any means to contact them so I had no choice but to return it. Having returned the European set, I can no longer play the Global 1940 version so I am returning the Pacific version too. I’m bitterly disappointed.