Battleship Game Retro Series 1967 Edition

Battleship was originally a ‘pencil and paper’ game which dates back to World War I. In the 1930’s the ‘pencil and paper’ version of the game was published by many companies. Battleship was released as a plastic board game by Milton Bradley in 1967. Since then the game has spawned electronic versions, video games, smart device apps and a film. The Battleship game has been thrilling would-be naval commanders for decades and this retro edition is inspired by the 1967 board game version where 2 players try to sink each other’s hidden ships. It’s full speed ahead to hunt, hit, sink, and win! The first player to sink all 5 ships in the enemy fleet wins! Turn off the TV and pry the video games away from the kids for a fun family game night that is sure to be loads of fun for all!

• Ages 7 to Adult
• Retro 1967 edition.
• Classic Battleship game lets players hold head-to-head naval battles.
• Average playing time is 20 minutes
• Includes 2 self-contained game kits (each has an ocean grid, barrier lid, and storage compartments)
• 2 fleets of ships (each has a Carrier, a Battleship, a Cruiser, a Submarine, and a Destroyer)
• 2 sets of marker pegs (white and red).