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Amerika: Target Amerika – The Bomber Projects (2016)

Players
2–3
Playing time
120–150 min
Age
12+
10.00
Average rating
1
Ratings
0.00/5
Weight
Designer:Michael C. Kelley
Artist:David Prieto
Publisher:Historical Board Gaming
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Game DNA
  • This game: Strategy 9, Luck 9, Interaction 7, Complexity 0, Theme 7
Strategy9.0
Luck9.0
Interaction7.0
Complexity0.0
Theme7.0

This game's strategy, luck, interaction, complexity and theme.

Science FictionWargameExpansion for Base-gameWorld War IIArea MovementDice Rolling

Overview

Hitler’s fascination of New York City in flames drove Germany’s leading aircraft engineers to begin development of several options for bombers that could strike targets on American soil from European air bases. In 1942, the Amerika Bomber Project was born which produced several contenders vying for the chance to make Hitler’s dream come true. In Amerika, not only was the project very successful, but by 1946 heavily funded to aid in the air supremacy war over the Atlantic. The Horten XVIII B-2 (from the base game) became the best all-around platform of the project, and was the mainstay of Nazi bomber supremacy. The Arado E-555 and Messerschmitt Me-264 (from the expansion Bring In The Heavies) were both very competent designs as well, helping to soften defenses and destroy Allied installations. But several other designs from the project were also produced in limited numbers to round out the air force and provide mission flexibility. When the decision was made to invade North America, every resource available had to be called upon for a chance at success to even be possible. Help turn the tide of war in Germany’s favor using these Amerika Bomber Project aircraft in AMERIKA!

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