Watch “Coral Sea Rules Overview,” a how-to-play guide for Coral Sea Solitaire from Hissy Cat on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by Hissy Cat on YouTube:
In this video I do a basic rules overview of Coral Sea. There are some specific rules that do not come up in our play example, but are easy to understand and apply after watching this video. As a note, I am not an expert and may make a mistake, so just be aware of this. =)
Coral Sea is a Bookgame from Worthington, the first of their Carrier Command Series.
Credits:
Mike Wylie
Sean Cooke
Grant Wylie
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Mainly reviews and playthroughs. Coral Sea Solitaire is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 2 reviews, 1 how-to-play guides, 2 recorded sessions, and 2 unboxings.
1 - 2 players
10 - 45 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting
About Coral Sea Solitaire, from BoardGameGeek:
Coral Sea Solitaire places you in command of American carriers in the Pacific in May 1942 against an opposing Japanese autonomous player side, referred to as the BOT side. The object of the game for the American player is to earn the victory points of the mission goal BEFORE the Japanese invasion convoy reaches Port Moresby.
You lead the aircraft carriers Lexington and Yorktown as they sortie into the Coral Sea to stop the Japanese invasion that threatens Australia. You must contend with 3 Japanese carriers roaming the Coral Sea determined to finish off the US Navy. The Bookgame contains 4 game sets, and each game set is against a different Japanese carrier strategy. There are 5 distinct missions within each game set for you to win and defeat the Japanese.
This Bookgame contains 4 game sets, and each game set is against a different Japanese carrier strategy. There are 5 distinct missions within each game set for you to win and defeat the Japanese. Making a total of 20 distinct game plays.
You will need to provide two 6-sided dice to play the game.
Coral Sea Solitaire can also be played cooperatively. For example, one player commands the Lexington, and the other commands the Yorktown.
-description from the publisher
