Expansion for Target for Tonight: Britain's Strategic Air Campaign Over Europe, 1942-1945
Target for Tonight: The Italian Campaign Expansion
- Players: 1 player
- Play time: 180–300 min
- BGG rating: 8.3
About Target for Tonight: The Italian Campaign Expansion
A expansion for Steve Dixon's solitaire game 'Target for Tonight'. A narrative driven, dice rolling and table reference game placing the player in charge of RAF Bombers during the Italian campaign. The game introduces a new bomber - the Armstrong Whitley and extends the original game to mainland Italy and you will be up against Italian Nightfighters. Will the dice be on your side and will you make the correct choices to get your crew and aircraft safely back to base? Can you last a full campaign? -user summary
- Released
- 2024
- Designers
- Bob Best, Steve Dixon
- Age
- 14+
- Best with
- 1 player (BGG community)
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How many players can play Target for Tonight: The Italian Campaign Expansion?
Target for Tonight: The Italian Campaign Expansion plays with 1 player.
What is the best player count for Target for Tonight: The Italian Campaign Expansion?
BoardGameGeek community voters say Target for Tonight: The Italian Campaign Expansion is best with 1 player (1 vote).
How long does Target for Tonight: The Italian Campaign Expansion take to play?
A game of Target for Tonight: The Italian Campaign Expansion takes 180–300 min.
What age is Target for Tonight: The Italian Campaign Expansion for?
The recommended minimum age for Target for Tonight: The Italian Campaign Expansion is 14+.
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