Axis and Allies Pacific 1940 Second Edition Board Game

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1. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 10 May 2024

   Less pieces than I thought there would be however with the counter chips it in no way hinders the gameplay.
   

2. Mark A. Hing Verified Buyer – 1 April 2025

   This is a terrific board game. The learning curve is high, the setup takes some effort and the game time can be long. However I have never played a better board game. My son and I played this and then went out and purchased 3 other editions. One of our games lasted more than a week (played more than a few hours a day). If you like strategy games, you’ll love this one. However be warned, learning how to play will require significant effort.
   

3. ナナシンノ Verified Buyer – 2 April 2025

   やってくうちにどんどん正史と異なる戦局になるのが面白い。
   日本軍のハワイ占領に伴う、2度に渡る日米の艦隊決戦。英国軍の一大反抗作戦で勃発するハノイ決戦。それからインパール作戦が大成功したり。1プレイに10時間近くかかるのが難点かな笑
   

4. David Fitz Verified Buyer – 16 April 2025

   Fantastic game especially when coupled with the europe version for a full global game
   

5. Is this the game for you and your family? Verified Buyer – 29 April 2025

   I bought the Axis and Allies Pacific 1940 2nd edition game in conjunction with the Europe 1940 2nd edition game Wizards of the Coast Axis and Allies Europe 1940 2nd Edition Board Game for my husband and teenage son to play together. We had considered buying the larger map available for Axis & Allies D-Day since they already own that game and really wanted more “room” on the board for their campaigns, but in the end we decided to buy these 2 games instead. It was a little pricey to buy them both at once but we made that a Father’s Day present 🙂 Like true geeks, they ooh’ed and ahh’ed when they unboxed the games, exclaiming about the plastic counters instead of the cardboard ones from the older game, and being quite excited about all the armies, etc. I’m not an Axis & Allies player myself so forgive the bad nomenclature, but they felt it really was an upgrade from the Axis & Allies D:Day game and not just 2 more games in the same series. They set board games up on a camping table and they fit with just a little bit of overhang that wasn’t a problem for them. (see photo). They did have to find other surfaces to lay out the pieces that weren’t in play yet. Spending several hours at a time playing together, it took them well over a week to finish their campaigns so it was great that they used the spare room so that the pieces wouldn’t be disturbed and they could leave the boards set up. They really loved it and are already talking about another round. Note: I posted the same review for the Europe 1940 2nd edition game since we bought them together and they’ve being played concurrently.