Lunar Base

Players compete to build the most formidable moon base by connecting module cards that share matching orb halves to expand their station. Each player starts at a unique base and adds modules, recruits agents who provide one-shot effects or disrupt opponents, and manages resources across multiple paths to victory. The game ends when a player meets one of four victory conditions: colony growth, scientific advancement, accumulating lunar credits, or highest influence. Play emphasizes tactical card placement, chain-building, and timing of agent plays in a medium-light, quick-to-learn strategy format.

Jogadores: 2–6 melhor com 4
Tempo de jogo: 15–30 min
Idade: 10+
Complexidade: 2 / 5

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Design: Joosep Simm
Martin Paroll
Kaido Koort
Silver Türk
Arte: Ladislava Bohacova
Publisher: Plepic Games

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Lunar Base: Kickstarter Limited Edition Extra Cards2021

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Jogadores: 30m
Partida média: 7
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Mario López Menés6,5
An interesting and agile card game. PROS - The mechanic feels clever while remaining pretty easy to teach and learn. It gives many interesting decisions to the players. - The different ways to victory open distinct strategies to pursue and can give the game unexpected turns and grand finales. - It is really fast (10-15 minutes) between 2-3 players when everybody knows the game. - The graphic design is pretty good and the box art is fantastic. Plus it is a really small box! CONS - Some players may find the end too abrupt or find the game too short. - Some players may dislike the take-that aspect of the game, but some elements are balanced around it and I do not think it is an issue.