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Sou cliente da Planetongames desde 2008. Após 10 anos, só tenho elogios para fazer ao Jon e à sua loja. Bom leque de escolhas, máxima rapidez na entrega e grande simpatia e eficácia no atendimento. Altamente recomendado!
Hoy he pasado por el almacen a comprar unos juegos y Jon me ha atendido por el Whatsapp muy cordialmente.He conocido a Bruno, un tio muy majo.Son una pasada!.Una tiendaonline de primera. Por precio, catálogo y sobre todo y muy importante por el...
Llevo comprando en Planeton desde 2007, y la considero, sin lugar a dudas, la mejor tienda online de juegos de mesa que conozco (y he comprado en casi 10 tiendas online diferentes).rnrnDestaca sobre las demas en todo, pero muy por encima del resto...
Gran variedad y atención muy amable. No es de extrañar que muchos gamers se asocien para hacer pedidos grupales desde Chile.
Hola chicos, acabo de hacer un pedido para estrenar vuesta nueva web, me uno a la totalidad de clientes satisfechos al 100% con la seriedad, rapidez y eficacia de esta tienda, la recomiendo encarecidamente, si te gustan los juegos este es tu...
Excelente tienda de juegos, son excepcionales por su prontitud, servicio, y cuidado en la logística de entrega. Y de Jon, decir que su ayuda a sido fantástica, un 10 por la atención, apoyo y recomendaciones. Un abrazo desde Bogotá.
Gracias a esta página he podido conseguir las expansiones del juego \"Sentinels of the Multiverse\". La rapidez en el envío y la calidad del servicio son excelentes.
La relación comercial con Uds. me hace ver el futuro de la humanidad con mayor esperanza. En toda mi vida profesional, me he encontrado con interlocutores que en general resultaban satisfactorios.En su caso como proveedores, debo decirles, que...
Zorionak por la nueva web y todo el trabajo realizado para llevarla a cabo...! Sin duda el mejor profesional en su género con el más amplio catálogo e inmejorable servicio. Un abrazo y mucha suerte para afrontar con energias renovadas los nuevos...
Que decir de Planetongames. En el último año y medio he hecho unos diez encargos. La mayoría los he realizado desde cerca de Berlín, unos pocos desde España. Nunca he tenido ningún problema. Al desempaquetar se ve el esmero que se han dado para...
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a...
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a...
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a...
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a...
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a...
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a...
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a...
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a...
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a...
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a...
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a...
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a whole wargame language independant with the English rules available from VAE VICTIS web site. VaeVictis 155 Special Issue including wargame "1914 : fureur à l'Est" with die-cut counters.
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a whole wargame language independant with the English rules available from VAE VICTIS web site. VaeVictis 154 Special Issue including wargame "Angola 1987-1988" with die-cut counters.
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a whole wargame language independant with the English rules available from VAE VICTIS web site. VaeVictis 153 Special Issue including wargame "Cedar Mountain 1862" with die-cut counters.
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a whole wargame language independant with the English rules available from VAE VICTIS web site. VaeVictis 152 Special Issue including wargame "Sedan 1870" with die-cut counters.
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a whole wargame language independant with the English rules available from VAE VICTIS web site. VaeVictis 151 Special Issue including wargame "Capture Tito" with die-cut counters.
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a whole wargame language independant with the English rules available from VAE VICTIS web site. VaeVictis 150 Special Issue including Bautzen 1813 with die-cut counters.
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a whole wargame language independant with the English rules available from VAE VICTIS web site. VaeVictis 149 Special Issue including Narvik 1940 with die-cut counters.
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a whole wargame language independant with the English rules available from VAE VICTIS web site. VaeVictis 148 Special Issue including Second Bull run with die-cut counters.
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a whole wargame language independant with the English rules available from VAE VICTIS web site. VaeVictis 147 Special Issue including Lex Saxonum with die-cut counters.
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a whole wargame language independant with the English rules available from VAE VICTIS web site. VaeVictis 146 Special Issue including Hondschoote 1793 with die-cut counters.
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a whole wargame language independant with the English rules available from VAE VICTIS web site. VaeVictis 145 Special Issue including La der des Ders wargame with die-cut counters.
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a whole wargame language independant with the English rules available from VAE VICTIS web site. VaeVictis 144 Special Issue including The Eagles of the Danube wargame with die-cut counters.
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a whole wargame language independant with the English rules available from VAE VICTIS web site. VaeVictis 143 Special Issue including Pyrrhus imperator wargame with die-cut counters.
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a whole wargame language independant with the English rules available from VAE VICTIS web site. VaeVictis 142 Special Issue including Corbach 1760, wargame with die-cut counters.
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a whole wargame language independant with the English rules available from VAE VICTIS web site. VaeVictis 141 Special Issue including Laudau ou la mort! wargame with die-cut counters.
Vae Victis magazine is in French, but in each number you can find a whole wargame language independant with the English rules available from VAE VICTIS web site. VaeVictis 140 Special Issue including Who Dares Wins!, wargame with die-cut counters.
Vae Victis is in French, but in each number you can find a whole wargame language independant with the English rules available from VAE VICTIS web site. VaeVictis 138. Special Issue including Wissembourg & Spicheren 1870 wargame with die-cut counters.
Vae Victis is in French, but in each number you can find a whole wargame language independant with the English rules available from VAE VICTIS web site. VaeVictis 128. Special Issue including Montenotte 1796, wargame with die-cut counters.
Trench War, is a simple two player card game about the Great War. Playable in less than 45 min, each player use a deck of cards including soldiers, tanks, planes, support weapons to take the ennemy’s trenches. Using a very simple gameplay, both player will enjoy a tense game with attacks and counter attacks.
Kesselschlacht (literally, "cauldron battle") is a simulation depicting the encirclement and escape of the German First Panzer Army from the Ukraine in the Spring of 1944.
Go Tell the Spartans is often thought of as a solitaire game—and it’s excellent for that—but many gamers found the 2-player version challenging to both sides. Now, you can try both styles, and see whether it’s Greeks or Persians who have a story to tell.
Fortress Berlin is a two-player tactical / operational simulation of the last major battle of World War II in Europe, the assault on Berlin. Playing pieces represent the actual units that took part in this fight, along with some optional forces that might have become involved but did not do so.
Suleiman the Magnificent is a game covering the massive battle on August 29th, 1526 between the Ottoman Empire and the army of the Kingdom of Hungary that eventually resulted in the fall of the latter kingdom and the disappearance of Hungary as an independent country for 400 years.
Bittereinder is a two-player simulation of the entire 2nd Anglo-Boer War of 1899 to 1902. It depicts the events arising from President (of the Zuid Afrikaansche Republiek - ZAR) Paul Kruger's ultimatum to the British Empire on October 9, 1899
Not War But Murder, by designer Michael Rinella, is his newest area-map game, and his first take on an American Civil War battle. This game includes one 22" by 34" inch area map, 170 5/8" counters, and 12 pages of rules that include designer notes, and optional rules. It also marks the debut of what Rinella calls the "diceless advantage".
It sounds very familiar. An Axis army launches an offensive to take a key city, hoping this will be the final victory needed to knock an Allied giant out of the war. Except, the defenders anticipated the attack and set up an elaborate trap, turning the city into a fortress that had to be taken block by block and building by building.
Strasbourg in the 15th century - the political skills of the city are heavily influenced by the craftsmen guilds . Sailing ships with broadsides - the last vestige of "wooden ships and iron men." They mingle in a fleet action with iron-plated steamships, speedy armored rams, and a few ships with armored turrets. Mobile Bay? Charleston?
