Air, Land, and Sea: Critters at War Engine Building requiring more strategic planning and

requiring more strategic planning and adding to the sense of urgency

The first player to obtain 80 points prevails in the race to collective intelligence — and wins the game

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Air, Land, and Sea: Critters at War Engine Building requiring more strategic planning andNumber of Players: 2 As Supreme Commander of your country's military forces in Air, Land & Sea, you must carefully deploy your forces across three theaters of war: air, land, and sea. At the start of each battle, you're dealt a hand of six cards. Players take turns playing cards one at a time, until all cards have been played or one player decides to withdraw. The order in which you play your cards is critical, as is whether you play them face up or