Bolt Action

Bolt Action

2012
Strategy
3.71 out of 5
44+ people loved this game
Mechanics
Scenario-Driven
Complexity
Medium
Duration
120 minutes
Number of players
2 - 6 players
Minimum age
12+ years

Bolt Action review

I recently picked up a box of Bolt Action miniatures, and I have to say, I'm quite impressed. The description accurately portrays the game, and I'm particularly fond of the limitless army customization options. I've been wanting to build a World War II-era army for a while, and this game gives me the flexibility to make it truly my own.

The miniatures themselves are fantastic. The plastic is sturdy and feels high quality, and I love the detail that went into each soldier. It's amazing how much character you can get out of a miniature with a few simple changes – like swapping out helmets or choosing different poses. I also appreciate the humor that's been injected into some of the figures, like the teacup on the bag. It adds a nice touch of personality.

As with any miniature set, there are a few fiddly bits to put together. Some reviewers have mentioned that the arms and weapons can be a bit of a pain to attach, and I can see how that would be frustrating. But, I think it's worth it for the level of customization it allows. Just make sure you have a good set of tools and maybe some extra patience.

Overall, I highly recommend Bolt Action to anyone interested in World War II-era miniatures. The game offers a ton of fun, customization, and a great way to bring those historical battles to life on your tabletop.

Videos

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Watch Bolt Action on YouTube.
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Watch An Introduction to Bolt Action by Rick Priestley on YouTube.
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Watch Bolt Action! Rules part 1 - order dice on YouTube.

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