Luna capital

The dream of sustaining human life on the surface of the Moon has now become a reality. The project to build cities on Earth's beloved satellite is underway.
Things are also moving forward at full speed, the possibilities are enormous because we are in 1977, the year when lunar life becomes reality.

The most enterprising companies have decided to sponsor teams of independent scientists, builders, publicists and nightlife entertainers in an attempt to build the best clientele in the galaxy.
In addition to this extraordinary chance, the Lunar Colonization Authority will award the capital of the Moon to the best of the projects presented, which will offer the chance of an even juicier reward!

In LUNA Capital, players must optimally manage the game elements to build the best possible lunar colony and make it worthy of becoming the capital of the entire extra-planetary colony.

They will have a series of construction cards in a common “market” and each player will be linked to a certain number of project tiles. Players take turns drawing the cards and the tiles that accompany them, then place them in their personal playing space.
The cards must be arranged in a maximum of three lines and must be placed so that they are always in increasing numerical value. Once the map has been placed, the tiles are then placed on the locations reserved for them on the maps, to try to group the different projects together in the most efficient way possible.

The tiles show what projects are available, all essential to building a city worthy of the term. They include oxygen collectors, greenhouses, residential complexes and sales offices to sell apartments with the best views in the galaxy.
Each of these categories scores points based on how they are arranged in each player's personal space. Whoever can make the most of their layout and placement will become mayor of LUNA Capital.

Number of players: 1 to 4
Minimum playing time: 30 to 60 minutes
Minimum age: 8 years and over

!This game is only available in French in our store!

Luna Capital Review - with Graeme Anderson