In each game of Galaxy Command there are near and far systems that must be overcome in order to bring in new resources and wealth. Near systems must be explored before attempting to reach far systems. Some far systems require key technology to be reached with any chance of success. Near systems provide resources that can build your military strength and develop technologies allowing you to overcome challenges as you go deeper into space. During a turn players reveal a system card (starting with near systems) on their mission path and try to overcome its obstacles. Next they collect wealth and resources and build military strength and technology. And finally a random event card is drawn that may affect one or all players in the game. The event cards are also the timer on the game. When the event cards run out the game is over. The Galaxy Command (all players) saves or fails in its mission by reaching enough far systems to sustain its empire. Each Galaxy Commander (individual player), provided the empire is saved, can be the best among peers by his contribution (score) to the overall mission success. No two games will play the same as the systems you get, and the decisions you make will change game to game. The event cards affect different players during each game. The game plays in 15 to 45 minutes depending on the number of players and how quick they play. The game is playable for ages 8 to 800 (if you're from planet Cirius. . . ). FeaturesIn Galaxy Command, 1 to 4 players take the role of a galaxy commanderEach tries to maintain a delicate balance of resources, military power, and technological achievements as they explore the galaxyGame play is fast and fun with varied decisions to be made by each player during their missions
Trustpilot
4 days ago
5 days ago
