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Today we're going to talk about Galileo!
Space adventurers, for 2 to 4 players, ages 8 and up, for 40 to 80 minutes, embark on the Galileo project to conquer time and space!
Space Adventure, by Jupiter!
Thirty years after the first colony ships left the Ganymede base, Earth and Mars launch Project Galileo. Its objective? To make Jupiter's four moons (Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto) habitable for humans.
Following major ecological crises on Earth and vastly different resources between Earth and Mars, there is no longer a single currency in the solar system. Extraterrestrial markets meet at Tarak Freeman's casino to conduct business using Megacredits: the only neutral and stable currency.
It is in this place, amidst the casino chips, that your game begins…
You represent a powerful corporation that uses its influence to prevail in this fierce competition. Acquire robots from industrialists on Earth and Mars and recruit experts to tip the balance of power in your favor. Technological advancements, lobbyist advice, or relentless robotic construction—develop your strategy to gain control of Jupiter's sector!
Galileo Project is an engine-building and combo-building game. By recruiting Characters and building Robots, you strengthen your influence over Jupiter's four moons. Each moon allows you to emphasize a strategic focus:
Io specializes in cost reduction,
Europa is dedicated to technological advancements,
Ganymede facilitates the recruitment and effectiveness of your Characters, and
Callisto allows you to design and strengthen your Robots. Find the right balance to accumulate bonuses, chain combos, and score victory points. Only the player with the most victory points wins!
On your turn, you always follow the same three steps:
Change your Influence (optional): move your Influence marker to Earth or Mars in exchange for one Megacredit. Perform an Action: Recruit a Character OR Build a Robot OR Develop a Technology.
Claim an Objective (optional): If you meet the prerequisites, place your objective marker on the corresponding space.
A game of Galileo Project is played over a number of successive rounds until one of the end-game conditions is met: one of the players controls 10 Robots, or the Character deck is exhausted.
Good day and good game ;)
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