Hasbro Gaming Electronic Battleship Reloaded Board Game, Naval Combat Strategy Game with Sounds, Lights, Special Attacks, Ages 8 and Up, 1-2 Players

My kids love playing this game. We like how it has new features that expand the game play.

Fun times, My two Grandson’s and I (Granny) totally enjoyed this game. Spent some vacation time playing. Nice sound effects.

This game needs to make a come back. As an adults we play for fun. Easy to bend into position. Player one has a male voice player two has a female voice. The advanced game is more fun! Easy storage - wish it had a volume control and a pause button but that would be a more expensive game.

Good fun, easy to understand, great build quality, not at a bad cost either.

Excellent game but no storage for pieces

This is great because the kids can play against the computer if they only have 1 player

Let me tell you something: I went into this thinking, “Oh, Electronic Battleship Reloaded? That’ll be a fun, nostalgic little throwback.” NOPE. This thing turns your kitchen table into the Pentagon, and you into a war-hardened admiral of vengeance and strategy.From the moment I turned it on and it made its first dramatic bleep-bloop, I knew I was in for more than a casual “you sunk my battleship.” This isn’t the board game from your childhood—this is Battleship 2.0: Revenge of the Plastic Navy.Let’s break this torpedo down:Electronic Lights and Sounds: When you press a button and hear a BOOM, it feels like you just launched a cruise missile with your finger. The lights flash, the sound explodes, and suddenly you’re not just playing a game—you’re defending freedom.Special Attacks: That’s right. Not only do you have to guess grid coordinates, but now you can unleash special attacks like you’re commanding a sci-fi war fleet. I used a “salvo strike” and my 10-year-old nephew gasped and whispered, “You monster.” I have never been prouder.1-2 Players: You can play solo against the computer (yes, it has that), which is great because sometimes I need to assert dominance over inanimate objects. But with 2 players? Oh, the trash talk flows like the tide. My family hasn’t been this emotionally invested in anything since Game of Thrones.Ages 8 and Up: Don’t let that age rating fool you. This is an elite mind game. My niece (age 9) destroyed me with such efficiency, I briefly considered joining a support group for defeated uncles.Reloaded Design: This isn’t some flimsy fold-up board. It’s a sturdy, techno-throne of naval judgment. You don’t “sit” down to play Battleship Reloaded. You assume command.Setup: Yes, you will need to press some buttons and maybe skim the manual like you’re defusing a bomb. But once you’re in? Oh man. Pure, tactical bliss.Final Thoughts:This game made me feel things I haven’t felt since middle school dodgeball. Panic. Joy. Betrayal. Triumph. I’ve shouted “Direct Hit!” loud enough to scare the dog. I’ve fist-pumped over sinking a submarine. I’ve high-fived children like we just won an actual war.If you're looking for a game that lights up, makes noise, and turns family game night into a fully immersive naval battle simulation with shouting, laughter, and dramatic speeches—Hasbro’s Electronic Battleship Reloaded is the only vessel you need.Buy it. Play it. Command it.And may the sonar always be in your favor.

My sons have had a blast playing this and using the electronic features aren't too difficult