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product_id: 9329041
title: "Axis and Allies 1914 World War I Board Game"
brand: "hasbro"
price: "AR$65813"
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# Expanded WWI map from DC to Bombay 2-8 players, dynamic multiplayer 22 new WWI unit sculpts including biplanes Axis and Allies 1914 World War I Board Game

**Brand:** hasbro
**Price:** AR$65813
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🌟 Relive history, rewrite strategy — the WWI board game revolution!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Axis and Allies 1914 World War I Board Game by hasbro
- **How much does it cost?** AR$65813 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.ar](https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/9329041-axis-and-allies-1914-world-war-i-board-game)

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- hasbro enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Immersive New Units:** Deploy 22 all-new detailed unit sculpts including iconic biplanes
- • **Authentic WWI Experience:** First-ever Axis & Allies set in the 1914 World War I era
- • **Command the Great Powers:** Lead 8 major WWI nations in epic strategic battles
- • **Flexible Multiplayer Action:** Engage 2 to 8 players for dynamic, social gameplay
- • **Strategic Depth on a Global Scale:** Battle across a vast map stretching from Washington, DC to Bombay

## Overview

Axis and Allies 1914 World War I Board Game reinvents the classic franchise by immersing 2 to 8 players aged 12+ in the strategic warfare of WWI. Featuring 22 new unit sculpts including biplanes, expanded maps covering from Washington, DC to Bombay, and control over 8 major powers, this game delivers authentic, large-scale military strategy with fresh alliances and gameplay dynamics.

## Description

Product Description               a19230000 features: -new major powers, alliances, maps, and unit sculpts. -2 to 8 player game. -Ages 12 and up. -22 all-new unit sculpts are included, and enfranchised players will be pleased to see WWI units, like biplanes, in axis and allies for the first time. Game: -board games. Product Type: -sets (game pieces included). for ages...: -12 years and up. Gender: -boy/girl. Theme: -military. Generic dimensions: -3.25" H x 18.25" W x 12.25" D, 5.4 lbs. Dimensions: Overall height - top to bottom: -3.25 inches. Overall Width - side to side: -18.25 inches. Overall depth - front to back: -12.25 inches. Overall product weight: -5.4 pounds.                  From the Manufacturer               A brand new era for Axis and Allies, the First World War. For the first time ever players can experience Axis and Allies in the setting of World War I. The familiar, time-tested AandA rules have been adapted to let players control the armies of 1914. Pick up this title to enjoy a classic favorite in a whole new way. WWI 1914 gives players command of the mighty armies of eight major powers. The Central Powers of Germany, the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and the Ottoman Empire are aligned against the great alliance of France, the British Empire, the Russian Empire, Italy and the United States on a new game board extending from Washington, DC to Bombay, India.

## Features

- For 2-8 players
- New major powers, alliances, maps, and unit sculpts
- 22 all-new unit sculpts are included, and enfranchised players will be pleased to see WWI units, like Biplanes, in axis and allies for the first time
- A 2 to 8 player game; ages 12 and above
- New major powers, alliances, maps, and unit sculpts
- 22 all-new unit sculpts are included, and enfranchised players will be pleased to see WWI units, like biplanes, in Axis and Allies for the first time
- A 2 to 8 player game; Ages 12 and above

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Item Weight | 2.4 Kilograms |
| Color | Multicolor |
| Theme | Military |
| Are Batteries Required | No |
| CPSIA Cautionary Statement | Choking Hazard - Small Parts |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Very Exciting Multiplayer WW1 Game
  

*by R***K on Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2013*

This is the first multi-player strategic game on the First World War that can be played by a broad range of people (eg the entire family, not just a few war game grognards) that I have seen, overall, it is excellent.I number of other reviewers have noted the limited numbers of counters, which we noted as well the first time that we played the game. This was easily rectified by purchasing a few spares on-line, now we can play without shortages.Overall, the game mechanics function well - it is a very playable game. However, the game balance is really tilted toward the Central Powers, and the Allies have little ability to win. I suspect that this game will be updated in about a year with some rules tweaks. For example, the Germans can initiate unrestricted submarine warfare to take away production points from the UK and the US, but the Allied naval blockade is completely ignored. The German economy is simply too strong and in real life, the German army was nearly starving and running out of ammunition by 1918.Austria-Hungary is also too strong in the game and overruns Serbia in one turn - in real life it took nearly a year and required help from Germany. I think the Serbs need a replacement rate of 1 infantry per turn to make them more of a player.Given that this is a WW1 game, I think it odd that there are no trench markers or forts, like Verdun. This is essentially to increase the power of the defense in certain key areas, because in WW1 more infantry did not always equal victory. A fort marker could absorb two losses and a trench marker one, or something like that.There should probably be zeppelins, AA and bombers, to make the air war a little more interesting, too.However, I think the biggest thing that the game needs is better political rules. The Russian Revolution is simply too easy and certain to induce, whereas I think it should be a die-roll if certain conditions are met. Also, the fall of the Tsar did not mean the end of Russia in the war, since the Kerensky government continued to fight for another six months. Turkey also needs some political limits, since the idea that they would invade India and overrun all of Africa - which is quite possible in this game - are ridiculous.The game also needs a strategic movement to reflect railroads. In real life, the Germans could transfer forces from the East Front to the West Front in a matter of weeks or months, but here it would take 4-5 turns. That's a lot.I suspect that a number of these points will get worked into a revised issue of the game, just like the basic WW2 Axis & Allies game has been updated many times. Nevertheless, a very enjoyable game.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    1) best ruleset yet out of the A&A franchise
  

*by B***N on Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2018*

I give this 5 stars for funness, despite some rather big issues i have with it.1st, the pro's, because this game is worth it. Pro's:1) best ruleset yet out of the A&A franchise. It honestly feels like ww1, and epic in scale. I love all the A&A games, but this one feels awesome. 2) colorful pieces, and good board (the view is supposed to be from a globe, so it looks odd at first, but really is great. 3) units are sturdy, and less likely to break than previous games. 4) each side has their own-colored stack chips, which is far better than a shared poole. 5) lots of mini dice.Cons: 1) doesnt come with money :(. That does suck. Luckily i cannjust use previous games. 2) infantry are unique, but other units are not. This doesnt bother me though, as that is how the original A&A was, which was my favorite until now. 3) Balancing for historical accuracy is off. I also do wish the pacific was in this, but that was fairly minor in ww1. Yes, the automans were the sickman, but they werent as weak as portrayed :/. 4)... And this one is big.... there arent enough units. The germans have just enough infantry molds to place on the board. Unfortunately, you should buy 2 of this game tonplay properly.Overall though, if you are a strategic person, or have played an olded A&A title, this edition is a must.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Great Game, but Should be Better for Price
  

*by G***E on Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2014*

I'll be honest, it's hard to give this game a four-star rating. It is extremely fun and is very different from other Axis and Allies games that I've played. However, for the high price of almost $75, there needs to be more. I'll just start with the positives. The box is beautifully designed; there's no doubt about that. Similar to the A&A 1940 versions, the pieces come in their own individual boxes per country. This is very convenient and is a lot easier than keeping the pieces in Ziploc bags like I have to do for A&A 1941. The board, at least from afar, is nicely designed and relatively accurate (more on that later). The pieces themselves are just plain cool. I like the individually designed infantry, and the tanks are awesome. As far as pieces go, though, that's about all the positives I have for them. Gameplay is actually very realistic in terms of WWI. The fact that Austria-Hungary, going first, has to attack Serbia is accurate, and the entire contested territory idea is similar to the brutally slow trench warfare. Sometimes the slowness is annoying, but I appreciate the accuracy. Invading neutral countries and minor-aligned powers is a fun and interesting twist, although the rules are somewhat confusing on those matters. Air superiority is a must to boost your artillery, and the dogfights to achieve it are cool. IPC values are fair for the countries involved, although the U.S. has a seemingly low value of 20 to begin with. Actual combat involves tons of dice (for major battles), but is more realistic than A&A 1941, where you only role once for each attacking/defending value. I like that you can bombard with battleships during amphibious assaults, with provides some compensation from the defending artillery being able to role first. Finally, tanks can only appear beginning in the fourth round, which is quite accurate and can change the outcome of battles. Overall, this game is so much fun. It is with much regret, however, that I must discuss the negatives. I have read many reviews complaining of a lack of pieces. While Germany does only have exactly enough infantry units to cover its territories during setup, I get the pieces back once they move to attack. Thus, I did not find there to be a lack of pieces. Instead, it is the glaring lack of originality that I find most annoying. All the units, except the infantry, are ALL the same for every power! Since they're all the same, what am I paying $75 for? Although the tank pieces are very cool, only the British had those Mark IV-style tanks. Germany wasn't as much interested in tanks, and only produced 20 A7V tanks toward the end of the war, which differ drastically in appearance from the Mark IVs. Sure, Germany captured many British tanks, but the Nazis also captured Sherman tanks in WWII, and A&A 1940 doesn't give them Shermans. I hope the Second Edition fixes this problem, but why didn't they have originality to begin with when they faced this problem with other games before? Pieces aside, my other problem with this game is the board. When the two halves of the board are placed together, they look fine from afar, but up close, you can see that things don't match up. The same letters and parts of symbols are printed on both halves. For instance, on the left half of the board, Venice is printed "Venic," but there is already an "nice" on the second half. Small issues, I know, but for the price that shouldn't happen. Finally, the "National Production Chart" is very annoying to use. Instead of a single number line across the top of the board, like other A&A games, this has two number lines: one for tens of IPCs and the other for ones of IPCS. When territory changes hands, markers become jumbled up and overlap each other, making it very confusing to keep track of IPCs. I have had to audit the IPCs on many occasions. Nevertheless, this game is still great and fun to play. I just think the price for this version should be lowered...

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