Angels One Six: Battle of Britain

Savage Mouse Games · Board game · 2026
2–4 30–60 min
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Our Verdict

3D aerial combat that balances realism and agility without tedious math.

Highlights
  • Dynamic aerial combat
  • Stunning pre-painted minis
  • Intuitive flight physics
  • Easy to learn rules
Keep in mind
  • Requires table space
  • Relies on dice luck
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About the game
Get ready to take flight with Angels One Six: Battle of Britain! If you love fast-paced aerial combat but hate spending hours solving complex math equations, this is your perfect match. Forget those endless flight calculation tables; here, physics matters, but the gameplay stays fluid. The magic lies in that cockpit feeling: climb higher and you'll lose speed; dive down and you'll gain momentum. Want to pull a tight turn to dodge an enemy? Go for it, but be ready to lose energy and slow down in your next turn.

Featuring high-quality, pre-painted miniatures on telescopic flight stands, this game brings true 3D dogfighting to your table. This setup allows for genuine verticality, simulating actual aircraft altitudes. It's a high-stakes miniatures dogfight where positioning and energy management are everything. Best of all? The learning curve is incredibly smooth. Even if you've never touched an aerial combat game before, you'll be mastering maneuvers and inventing your own combat tactics within just a turn or two. It's fast, dynamic, and perfect for players who want realistic flight physics without the heavy bureaucracy. If you're looking for an aviation wargame that balances flight realism with snappy gameplay, get your hangar ready!
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Admin: Upcoming Releases Crowdfunding: Kickstarter
Publisher Savage Mouse Games
Designer Phil Yates
Artist Antonis Karidis
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the game hard to learn?
Not at all! In one or two turns, you'll be flying low and mastering maneuvers.
Do I need to do math to fly?
Nope! The game simulates physics intuitively, without needing a calculator at the table.
Are the miniatures ready to play?
Yes, the high-quality miniatures come pre-painted so you can just open and play.
How long does a game last?
Usually between 30 to 60 minutes, making it quite fast-paced.
Who is this game for?
For miniature fans, aviation wargamers, and anyone looking for fast, visual combat.