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Mainly unboxings. Task Force: Carrier Battles in the Pacific is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 3 reviews, 3 how-to-play guides, 1 recorded sessions, and 7 unboxings.
About Task Force: Carrier Battles in the Pacific, from BoardGameGeek:
Task Force - Carrier Battles in the Pacific is a wargame about WWII naval operations in the Pacific theatre and is designed to be accessible and enjoyable for all - ranging from players with no experience of wargames to those with intermediate or above proficiency in the genre.
There are ten scenarios to play, focusing on Japanese naval engagements in World War II.
-description from the designer
"TASK FORCE: Carrier Battles in the Pacific"` is designed to be accessible and enjoyable for all - ranging from players with no experience of simulation games, to those with intermediate or above proficiency in the genre.
There are an initial eight scenarios to play, focusing on Japanese naval engagements in World War II. These are: "Attack on Pearl Harbor," "Sinking of Prince of Wales and Repulse," "Battle of the Java Sea," "Carrier vs Carrier," "Battle of the Coral Sea," "Battle of Midway," "Battle of the Eastern Solomons" and "Combined Fleet vs Pacific Fleet."
The scenarios progressively increase in difficulty. The first (Attack on Pearl Harbor) is for complete beginners, whereas the final few will be best enjoyed by intermediate players. That said, even the final scenarios will be accessible to a beginner who has progressed through the preceding ones in turn. Conversely, the earlier scenarios may be of little interest to intermediate players due to their low difficulty. The purpose of these first scenarios is simply to teach new players the essential rules appearing throughout all of TASK FORCE.
-description from VUCA Simulations
Components:
One rulebook.
One scenario book.
Four map sheets (mounted).
180 30x15mm counters.
408 15mm square counters.
Two player aid charts (cardboard).
Two fleet formation sheets (cardboard)
One airbase sheet (cardboard).
One turn track (cardboard).
Two 6-sided dice.
