2014John H. Butterfield
- Videos
- 54
- Creators
- 2
1 players120 - 420 minHeavy weight

2022Krzysztof Malcharek
From BoardGameGeek
Battle of the Seas is nautical wargame set in XVII century however with no historical scenario. The game included 10 ships for each player Blue and Red)along with cards to direct wind changes, player movement, battle scenarios, and ship damage. The task of the game is to reach the enemy port with the transport ship (with out guns)Wind direction and the battles between ships are resolved using card deck for each scenario. During the battle each player draws a card which determinates result of gun fire or boarding. There are serval damages the ship can receive- damage sails, lost sails, ship fire or ship sinking. -description from the publisher
Battle of the Seas has 2 videos from 1 creator: 1 review and 1 other video. They date from February to March 2026.
If you like it, try D-Day at Tarawa, Trench Raid: Solitaire Patrol Command on the WW1 Western Front, D-Day at Saipan or Mass Effect: The Board Game – Priority: Hagalaz, which share several of its mechanics.
2014John H. Butterfield
1 players120 - 420 minHeavy weight
2025Lisa Smedman
1 players60 - 300 minMedium weight
2024Eric M. Lang, Calvin Wong Tze Loon 黃子倫
1 - 4 players45 - 60 minMedium weight
From BoardGameGeek:
Battle of the Seas is nautical wargame set in XVII century however with no historical scenario. The game included 10 ships for each player Blue and Red)along with cards to direct wind changes, player movement, battle scenarios, and ship damage. The task of the game is to reach the enemy port with the transport ship (with out guns)Wind direction and the battles between ships are resolved using card deck for each scenario. During the battle each player draws a card which determinates result of gun fire or boarding. There are serval damages the ship can receive- damage sails, lost sails, ship fire or ship sinking. -description from the publisher
Designer
Krzysztof Malcharek
Publisher
CJAJ Enterprise
Mechanics