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Battle of Manila Bay
Operational scenario around Cuba
Closeup of counters for '1898', showing APL's typical high attention to detail - US coast defense monitor 'Monadnock' (note that it is not seagoing), and protected cruiser 'Boston' (which had a coal engine, but also fully rigged and was capable of moving
Battle Scenario 2 - 'Surprise Action'...a very tough fight for USS Oregon
1898 in play (picture from session report)

Great War at Sea: 1898, The Spanish American War (2000)

Số người chơi
2–4
Tốt nhất: 2 người
Thời gian chơi
30–30 phút
Độ tuổi
12+
6.59
Điểm trung bình
128
Lượt đánh giá
2.61/5
Độ phức tạp
#13977
Hạng BGG
Ngoài top 5.000
Tác giả:Joe Keller
Hoạ sĩ:Brien J. Miller, Peggy Coleman
Nhà phát hành:Avalanche Press Ltd.
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May rủi7.0
Tương tác5.0
Độ phức tạp5.2
Chủ đề5.0

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Giới thiệu

From the APL website:

Spain’s colony of Cuba had attracted American expansionist desires since at least the 1850s. By the end of the century, the American “Yellow Press” had made attempts by Cuban revolutionaries to overthrow Spanish colonial rule a leading news story. American public opinion demanded that Spain grant independence to Cuba.

When the U.S. battleship Maine mysteriously exploded in Havana harbor, President McKinley could no longer resist the tide of public sentiment. The U.S. government demanded that Spain withdraw from Cuba, and the U.S. Navy initiated a blockade of Cuban ports on 21 April 1898.

For the sake of honor, Spain declared war on 23 April and dispatched an ill-equipped and completely outclassed fleet to the Caribbean. In two smashing naval victories the U.S. Navy defeated the Spanish fleets in the Philippines and the Caribbean. The U.S. Army seized Santiago de Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Manila.

The fighting ended in less than four months, but the diplomats needed eight more to reach a peace agreement. The Spanish Cortes, unable to accept either its loss of Great Power status or that of Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Philippines, rejected the treaty. The Queen Regent overruled their action to prevent further consequences. The “Disaster of ’98” crushed Spanish national pride and helped undermine Spanish democracy and constitutionalism.

For quite different reasons the U.S. people and government were divided over the treaty. They questioned annexing Puerto Rico and the Philippines. Many did not want to give up their isolationism. The war served notice that the U.S. was now a Great Power. The twentieth century would become one of American world influence.

1898: The Spanish American War includes 22 scenarios. Of these, 15 are playable with the game pieces and maps provided in the game. The other seven require one or more pieces from other Great War at Sea titles. Two campaign scenarios allow players to play out the entire war at sea.

The operational map covers the area around Cuba and Puerto Rico where the war’s most important campaign took place. The game includes the full Spanish and American fleets of 1898, plus a number of American warships of the early 20th century.

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