Chances are that if you’re any sort of a gamer that you’re liable to be drug in to a session of this thing before long. This is a relatively hot game right at the moment and the 100 year anniversary is coming up pretty soon. But I just don’t see how you can rightly call it a world war if you don’t have naval battles all around the Pacific Rim. But let me save you the $100 history lesson by revealing the big spoilers for you: Italy was on our side, France was actually a serious world power, Germany is essentially two big powers in this one, and there’s this Ottoman Empire thing doing a terrible job of filling in for Japan. Okay, I have to admit it: this game is an excellent summary of The War to End All Wars for people that have played the original Axis & Allies game. “I communicate to others by way of games– it’s what I do.” - Larry Harris
