Tanuki Games

Air, Land & Sea

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$13.49 $17.99 In stock

Category: Board Games

As a general, you must carefully deploy your forces across three possible theaters of war: air, land, and sea. If you can control two out of three of these theaters, you will win the current battle. But winning a single battle is not enough to win the game. And in fact, sometimes you may want to surrender and lose a battle on purpose in order to win the larger war.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Hazel Y. ★★★★★

The push-and-pull of trying to lock down two theaters while your opponent baits you into the third is genuinely tense every single round. I love how a single card can flip the whole board state in seconds, and the games stay tight even when you're losing. It’s the perfect mix of strategy and bluffin

Thomas ★★★★★

The three-theater mechanic is brilliantly simple—trying to guess where my opponent will commit forces keeps every round tense. I love that winning two out of three theaters ends the battle quickly, so games stay under 30 minutes. It’s become our go-to filler for game nights.

Brian ★★★★★

The push-your-luck tension of trying to win two theaters while your opponent counters your moves is incredibly satisfying. Each round feels like a tight tactical puzzle, and the air, land, and sea split makes every decision count.