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Solitaire ‘Rifles in the Pacific’ is Now Available from Tiny Battle Publishing

May 16, 2019

The second entry into Gottardo Zancani’s solitaire WWII game series is now available from Tiny Battle Publishing. In Rifles in the Pacific, the player will be tasked with completing a variety of island based scenarios while utilizing a small number of U.S. Marine and Navy units. The game is for a single player, ages 12+, plays in around an hour or two, and is available right now for $33.00.

From Tiny Battle:

Rifles in the Pacific (RITP) is the second of Gottardo Zancani’s solitaire RIFLES series (Rifles in the Ardennes). Rifles in the Pacific recreates the sweaty-palms action that characterized the Pacific Theater in World War II in a unique single-player format. We have replaced the hex-maps typical of World War II games with three beautiful, yet abstracted maps, representing the Pacific Theater and allowing for endless battlefield customization.

A simple solitaire system recreates small firefights (five to ten units per side) over a bevy of scenarios, including beach assaults, riverbank defense, random jungle patrols, raids on AA Gun emplacements and radio stations, and a campaign linking the missions together. Blind chit draws and die rolls, combined with artfully crafted charts create an impressive “artificial intelligence,” imbuing the game with true fog of war.

A fast paced and exciting solitaire World War II game, Rifles in the Pacific offers electrifying tactical challenges in a tiny package.

Rifles in the Pacific includes:

A full sheet of beautiful, 1″-square die-cut counters
3 Abstracted maps representing jungles, beaches… you know, typical Pacific Theater terrain
Two Army Sheets
Eight Action-Packed Missions and a campaign that uses them
One Full-Color Rulebook
One Mission-Ready Ziploc Bag

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