Will there be an upgrade/expansion/stretch goal for miniatures?
Short answer: No
Some of our previous projects contained miniature tanks that proved to be very complicated and expensive to manufacture. The miniatures of the planes are even more demanding due to the thin parts (wings and tail surface), which would further complicate the production and significantly raise the price. Also, it would be very difficult (and expensive) to make a variant which would allow the miniatures to be standing at the same point on the board, but at different heights.
Even if we solved all the technical problems with miniatures at an affordable price, the main criterion for evaluating this game would become the miniatures, and its best feature - the original and fluent gameplay would be in the background.
Last updated: May 19, 2020 12:14
Is PnP included in the physical pledges?
Yes. All PnP files will be given to backers who pledged for a physical game.
Last updated: May 21, 2020 08:34
More than two players?
The game is primarily designed for two players (which can be played by one player if playing on both sides or by using solo rules), but it can be played by multiple players if they are forming teams, for example, two vs two. Each player can control aircraft from different nations, or different aircraft types.
For example, 6 vs 6 aircraft and 4 players: one player controlls 3x Fokker Dr.I, second player has 3x Albatross D.V and their opponents are players with Nieuport 24 and SPAD S.XIII.
Also, even though it is not realistic, everyone can play against everyone else, for example by three players. In this case, the winner would be determined by counting total takedowns and survived planes at the end of game.
Last updated: May 21, 2020 10:22
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