But there is no technology, no national advantages, only one setup. Guadalcanal / Battle of the Bulge / others: Spin-offs that don't play like "regular" Axis and Allies games.ġ914: World War I, has very different mechanics, I feel that Larry Harris tried to change the core mechanics and decision making trees with this one, think he tried some clever things, never played it personally though, different people have different opinions about 1914.ġ942 Second Edition: The current "standard" I suppose? As with Classic, Revised, and 1941, you have the entire world map on one board. Haven't played it but I don't recommend unless you want a game that can be played in shortest time. Revised: Allies shuttle from East Canada to Algeria.Īnniversary: Haven't played it, but I think would be the one to get *if* it were still in production, which it isn't.Įurope 1940 / Pacific 1940: Each is a separate game, you can combine the boards to play Global 1940, make sure you get the SECOND EDITION of each (at least, I think second edition's the current version of each, look it up if you end up going for these)ġ941: Pared-down simplified version far as I've heard. But if you've been eyeing the series for a while and haven't said "what, no oil?", there you go. It's more a limited risk management game packaged in a WWII theme. Axis and Allies isn't really "WWII strategy".
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