Ultra Tiny Epic Galaxies – Pocket-Sized Space Empire Game, Solo or 1-5 Players, Ages 14+, Strategic Dice Rolling & Worker Placement Game

The game is a lot of fun and the ability to flex between solo and multiple players is really nice. This specific version is roughly the size of a deck of playing cards, so it is extremely portable. Some components are very small but they still have a quality look and feel to them. I would recommend this to anyone looking to get into more advanced games, especially if they want to take it on-the-go or not take up a lot of storage space in their home.

I love the solo mode for this game. It's amazing how they fit it all in a box that's essentially the size of a standard card deck box. It has great solo replay ability with different AI difficulty levels, relatively simple to learn and fun! The satellites & super weapons mini expansion seems like a cool added element, which you can only play for multiplayer games. I'm excited to try that out soon! There's a good amount of strategy involved, and but not too heavy that you get burnt out from it. Edit: Played with some friends a few times, love it!! They really enjoyed it and so did I. The satellites is a neat addition. This is probably my favorite game to play right now. I've been buying and trying out a handful of the Tiny Epic games (I just love how compact they are, and how they are all so different from each other!) Tiny Epic Quest, TE Defenders + Dark War, Ultra TE Kingdoms. So far, this is my favorite!! It makes me want to get the non-ultra version so I can get the expansion in the future. If you're thinking of buying it, go for it! You really can't go wrong.

Great game. Good portability, but difficult to handle the dice, moreso than the normal "Tiny" box dice.

Ultra Tiny Epic Galaxies is one of my favorite quick-play games. It is a lot of fun and offers much more complex play than you would expect for being so small. Galaxies is well put together, with quality cards and markers. We have Kingdoms (UTEK) as well, and Galaxies is as good, maybe a little better even. We have not tried the included solo play or the satellites expansion yet.

Feel like a uncompromised experience in comparison to its larger version of the game. The only complaint which really isn't a knock on the game itself is the storage of the game. I would've preferred a tin or something similar to a slightly larger altoids like and tiny ziplocks for all the components to keep it durable and organized. I understand they tried to keep it similar to a deck of cards so I won't knock it down a star from this but its definitely a more preferred method of storage for me. I switched the box for a pocket Farkel tin added tiny ziplocks.

This was my first "Tiny Epic" game, due to it being the highest-rated. It is amazing. It's fun, and the solo game play is challenging and fun! The entire game is very portable, but if you have poor vision the dice might be difficult to read. Otherwise, I highly recommend!

It seemed a bit confusing at first but there are several fantastic YouTube videos out there that helped. After watching a couple, it was pretty straightforward. The toughest thing about it is getting used to the idea of "following" and that a player's turn doesn't mean they are the only one that can do anything. Now that I've had it for a couple months, I must add that it's best played with the "Beyond the Black" expansion. Fantastic game and it can be played single player, is great as a two-player, and still has playability all the way up to five players. When doing two players, I recommend raising the required points from 21 to 31. Great game!

My kids love this little game and all the little wooden pieces and adorable. We'll made little game. I would give it 5 stars but after 15 + games it get a little repetitive I guess any game would