Watch “D Day at Saipan Part 16,” a gameplay video for D-Day at Saipan from Grantos on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by Grantos on YouTube:
Hi all
34:15 I've just noticed (and I've just recorded Part 23) that this event isn't as brutal as it was in previous games. Too much time has passed however so I'll just have to live with it 😀
57:30 Don't think I reduce the Engineer unit. Will check and fix next Part.
1:05:00 Pretty sure I'm getting this wrong and it must mean that as long as there is an artillery position still intact. Going to make a fix to this now, but feel free to let me know how this works if I am still wrong :-)
Cheers
Grant
Playthroughs. D-Day at Saipan is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 1 reviews, 34 recorded sessions, and 2 unboxings.
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Heavy weight: Expect a long teach
About D-Day at Saipan, from BoardGameGeek:
D-Day at Saipan is a solitaire game that simulates the first five days (15 to 19 June 1944) of the US invasion and conquest of the island of Saipan. Despite heavy resistance, over 8,000 Marines of the 2nd and 4th Marine Divisions managed to reach the shore that first morning and by the end of the day approximately 20,000 men had established a beachhead, despite having suffered over 2,000 casualties. Over the next five days the Marines were joined by the Army's 27th Infantry Division and began pushing inland toward Aslito Airfield and Japanese forces in the southern and central parts of the island. Conquest of the island provided a secure base that put the Japanese home islands within range of B-29 bombers.
The player or players control the US forces assaulting the island. The game system controls the opposing Japanese forces. The no-dice combat system highlights the unknown enemy deployments and coordination of the right weapon systems and tactics.
-description from the publisher
