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July 7, 1937: a nighttime skirmish at the Marco Polo Bridge near Beijing erupts into an invasion and occupation of China by the Imperial Japanese Army that would not end until 1945. Western sources call it the “Second Sino-Japanese War”; in China, it is the “War of Resistance”; and in Japan, it is blandly referred to as “the China Incident.”
China’s War: 1937-1941 is a 13th chapter in acclaimed GMT Games COIN series. This time players examine the first five years of the Chinese-Japanese conflict, when China stood alone against the Japanese Empire. Each player takes the role of a Faction seeking to attack or defend the Republic of China: the aggressive Japanese, the harried Government (represented by the Guomindang party), the rebellious Chinese Communist Party, or the unruly, fractious Warlords who are obedient when convenient but have their eye on gaining state power. Using military, political, and economic actions and exploiting various events, players build and maneuver forces to influence or control the population, extract resources, or otherwise achieve their Faction’s aims. A deck of cards regulates turn order, events, victory checks, and other processes. The rules can run non-player Factions, enabling solitaire, 2-player, or multi-player games.
Please note: This is english language version of the game
China's War on boardgamgeek.com
Release planned for 1st quarter 2026(postponed from 4th quarter 2025). Release date depends on the publisher and may be postponed. Shipping and personal pickup will be carried out on the day of release.
Please note! Orders that include this product will be shipped once the entire order is ready.
Age: 12+
Players: 1-4
Playing time: 150-200 min
Contents:
July 7, 1937: a nighttime skirmish at the Marco Polo Bridge near Beijing erupts into an invasion and occupation of China by the Imperial Japanese Army that would not end until 1945. Western sources call it the “Second Sino-Japanese War”; in China, it is the “War of Resistance”; and in Japan, it is blandly referred to as “the China Incident.”
China’s War: 1937-1941 is a 13th chapter in acclaimed GMT Games COIN series. This time players examine the first five years of the Chinese-Japanese conflict, when China stood alone against the Japanese Empire. Each player takes the role of a Faction seeking to attack or defend the Republic of China: the aggressive Japanese, the harried Government (represented by the Guomindang party), the rebellious Chinese Communist Party, or the unruly, fractious Warlords who are obedient when convenient but have their eye on gaining state power. Using military, political, and economic actions and exploiting various events, players build and maneuver forces to influence or control the population, extract resources, or otherwise achieve their Faction’s aims. A deck of cards regulates turn order, events, victory checks, and other processes. The rules can run non-player Factions, enabling solitaire, 2-player, or multi-player games.
Please note: This is english language version of the game
China's War on boardgamgeek.com
Release planned for 1st quarter 2026(postponed from 4th quarter 2025). Release date depends on the publisher and may be postponed. Shipping and personal pickup will be carried out on the day of release.
Please note! Orders that include this product will be shipped once the entire order is ready.
Age: 12+
Players: 1-4
Playing time: 150-200 min
Contents:
- One 22” x 34” Mounted Game Board
- 52 Event Cards
- 24 Non-Player Cards
- 164 Wooden Pieces
- One Full-color Countersheet
- Four Fold-out Player Aid Pamphlets
- Two Propaganda/Assault Aid Sheets
- One Non-Player Aid Sheet
- Two Non-Player Aid Foldouts
- Four 6-sided Dice
- One Rules of Play Booklet
- One Playbook
- One Non-Player Rulebook
- One 3” Box
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