Philippines 1896-1898
End of an Empire
Design: Javier G. de Gabiola · Cover painting: José Ferré Clauzel · Filipino soldier: Derrick C. Macutay · Art and production: Miguel Santacruz
- Period
- Late 19th century
- Players
- 1–2
- Solitaire
- Yes, playing the Filipinos
- Age
- 12+
- Complexity
- Medium-low
- Language
- Spanish
El juego
Philippines 1896-1898 is a two-player simulation of the conflict between the Spanish army and the Filipino rebels, later joined by the United States. It also includes a solitaire mode for the Filipino side.
It is the new design by Javier G. de Gabiola, author of Cuba: The Splendid Little War (VPG), and follows that game’s approach adapted to this conflict. Over 60 aid and event cards bring in disease, ambushes, assassinations and the reaction of the press and the US government, forcing players to balance resources and make strategic decisions.
This is a boxed edition in Spanish.
Lo que encontrarás
- Three sides in one conflict: Spain, the Filipino rebels and the United States
- Over 60 event cards: disease, ambushes, assassinations, the press and the US government
- Resource management and strategic decisions every turn
- Solitaire mode playing the Filipino side
¿Qué hay en la caja?
- 40 × 52 cm mounted board
- 73 counters and markers
- 73 event cards (63 × 88 mm)
- 24-page full-colour rulebook
- 2 player aid sheets
- 2 dice
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