New Frontiers

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New Frontiers

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SKU :
RIO556
Barcode :
655132005562
Info :
BGG Link
Case Quantity :
3
Country of Origin :
Germany
Type :
Base Game
Players
2 - 5
Play Time
45 - 75 Min
Age
14+ Year
Complexity
2.87 / 5
Designer(s)
Thomas Lehmann
Artist(s)
Martin Hoffmann, Claus Stephan
Mechanic(s)
Open Drafting , Variable Player Powers , Action Drafting , Variable Phase Order , Increase Value of Unchosen Resources , Turn Order: Claim Action , Race , Follow
Theme(s)
Science Fiction , Space Exploration
Description

In New Frontiers, a standalone game in the Race for the Galaxy family, players build galactic empires by selecting, in turn, an action that everyone may do, with only the selecting player gaining that action's bonus. The developments to be used are determined during setup, allowing players to make strategic plans based on them before play begins. One group of eight developments is always in play. The game includes a suggested set of sixteen additional developments for your first game; in later games, players randomly select which side of eight double-sided "small" developments and eight double-sided "large" 9-cost developments to use during setup. Many worlds that players can acquire have special powers, with these worlds being drawn from a bag during the Explore phase. Unlike in Race, in New Frontiers worlds need colonists to be settled, in addition to either payments or conquest. Some worlds are "windfall" worlds and receive a good upon being settled. Others are production worlds and receive goods when the Produce action is selected. Goods can be traded for credits or consumed for victory points. Play continues until one or more of four game ending conditions is reached. After all actions for that round have been done, the player with the most victory points from settled worlds, developments, 9-cost development bonuses, and VP chips earned from consuming goods wins.