LEAN TOYS elektronisch spel strategische schepen zeeslag

Engage in thrilling naval warfare with the LEAN TOYS Electronic Game Strategic Ships. This electronic strategy board game brings the classic battleship experience to life with digital sound effects, LED indicators, and an automatic score tracking system. Designed for two players, it offers a foldable, portable design for on-the-go fun. The game features a 10x10 grid, five ships per player, and red/white pegs for marking hits and misses. Made from durable ABS plastic, it is suitable for ages 6 and up. Batteries (4x AA, not included) are required for operation.

Advantages

This electronic version of the naval battle game enhances the traditional gameplay with immersive sound and light effects. The LCD screen and LED grid provide clear visual feedback for hits, misses, and sinking ships. Automatic score tracking eliminates manual counting, making the game more streamlined and enjoyable. The foldable design allows for easy storage and transport, perfect for travel or family gatherings.

Suitable for

• Children aged 6 and above
• Family game nights
• Travel and on-the-go entertainment
• Strategy game enthusiasts

Key specifications

• Game Type: Electronic Strategy Board Game
• Number of Players: 2
• Power Source: Battery Operated (4x AA, not included)
• Display: LCD Screen with LED Indicators
• Sound Effects: Yes (hits, misses, sinking ships)
• Light Effects: Yes (LEDs for hit/miss on grid)
• Grid Size: 10x10
• Ships per Player: 5
• Material: Durable ABS Plastic
• Recommended Age: 6+ years
• Game Modes: Player vs. Player (PvP)
• Portability: Foldable design
• Included Components: 1x Electronic Game Console, 10x Plastic Ships, Red 'Hit' Pegs, White 'Miss' Pegs
• Features: Automatic score tracking, digital sound effects, light-up grid
• Theme: Naval Warfare Simulation
• Language: Universal symbols, Multi-language instructions

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use fresh AA batteries. The game is best enjoyed on a flat, stable surface. Keep away from water and extreme temperatures. Adult supervision recommended for younger children.