Gamelyn Games Tiny Epic Galaxies

Juego perfecto para 2-4 jugadores, no necesariamente expertos. Reglas sencillas y fácil de jugar, pueden jugar jugadores desde los 10 años, y no hace falta que sean muy "jugones". Juego de gestión de dados con la dosis justa de azar, que se minimiza con la gestión de dados y la posibilidad de volver a lanzarlos. Dura unos 20-30 minutos con 2 jugadores y un poco más según se añaden jugadores. Los turnos son bastante fluídos y la posibilidad de copiar las acciones de los rivales con puntos de cultura es algo poco frecuente en juegos de mesa. Una pena que la edición española esté agotada en todos los lados y no la reediten. Es un Juegazo. Además, al ser tan pequeño lo puedes llevar a cualquier parte, y necesitas muy poco espacio para jugar. Por supuesto, el envío perfecto, rápido y en excelentes condiciones.

Fantastic game, really enjoyed it even though I lost the first time. Looking forward to many other adventures.

I just started getting into board gaming and looking for solo games to try out. Initially reading reviews about the space theme and dice rolling didn't get me too excited and I was going to pass on the purchase, but Tiny Epic Galaxies kept getting mentioned online as a great solo game so I thought I'd buy it and see how it plays considering it's not too expensive. Glad I did, the game plays very well solo, about 40 minutes, manual is well written, pieces are high quality, and most importantly the play mechanics are super fun. If you're new to solo gaming and sitting on the fence with this one give it a go.

Un tout petit jeu mais pourtant grandiose. Une excellente rejouabilité, un mode solo génial et évolutif, du matériel de qualité. J'avais envi de me prendre l'extension mais malheureusement la version anglaise n'existe pas ... j'hésite à avoir les deux langues dans une même session de jeu. ATTENTION : il s'agit de la version deluxe boutique et non kickstarter (ça me semblait évident mais il vaut mieux le rappeler)

Easy to Learn: The concept is easy enough to learn. Points are based on controlled planets and the first to cross the 21 "line" activates the ending round. Whoever has the highest points, win. Now getting there is a little more detailed... The upgrade mechanics are great and requires strategy in selecting the randomness of what your die roll provides. You command these ships and point them in the direction in which they need to go in order to maximize the overall spoils. Allocating your resources seem like a task but it all flows very nicely. There are two variants of play: Solo and Competitive. The AI featured within the game feels like it wasn't just tacked on after the multiplayer aspect was created and this is very important. It feels like a game you absolutely want to play solo every now and then. Traveling: There are not a lot of moving parts to this game and the box lid doubles as a dice tray (as all Tiny Epics do actually). I've personally taken this to the park and played while my girls ran around the playground. I would only caution against winds. If I were to add anything, it would be a player track that helps "hold" my pieces in place but this isn't game breaking by any means. I wouldn't play this in a car or anything moving but taking it to a restaurant is perfect. It's a quick setup and quick tear down. Game play isn't terribly long. Value for Money: Huge game in a tiny box for a small cost. I highly recommend. It's not a theme that everyone has to be on board with but helps. It's not terribly long and allows for multiple plays. Overall: At it's core, it is a game of points. In solo mode, you try to beat the varied "enemies" that are ranged in difficulty. There isn't a story arc and allows for a quick put up/tear-down game. Great start into the Tiny Epic catalog in my opinion. It shows how much can be in such a small box!