Terraforming Mars: Ares Expedition Collector's Edition
Terraforming Mars: Ares Expedition Collector's Edition.
Terraforming Mars: Ares Expedition is an engine-building game in which players control interplanetary corporations with the goal of making Mars habitable (and profitable).
A new, stand-alone game inspired by Terraforming Mars featuring faster gameplay and over 200 beautifully illustrated cards!
This Collector's Edition includes dual-layer player boards, custom storage trays and some spot UV on the box cover making it zing!
Designed by Jacob Fryxelius, Nick Little and Sydney Engelstein
Published by Stronghold Games and Fryxgames
Editorial Reviews of Terraforming Mars
The game does so well at capturing the feel of Terraforming Mars, while condensing it down into a more palatable, less unwieldly game. You’re still trying to increase the oxygen, temperature and ocean coverage of Mars, just like the original. The same corporations are present, the same resources generated and spent, and broadly speaking you’re doing exactly what you do in Terraforming Mars. It feels like Terraforming Mars, and somehow manages to compress the game down to half the time it takes to play. - Read more at Punchboard
Terraforming Mars: Ares Expedition Collector's Edition.
Terraforming Mars: Ares Expedition is an engine-building game in which players control interplanetary corporations with the goal of making Mars habitable (and profitable).
A new, stand-alone game inspired by Terraforming Mars featuring faster gameplay and over 200 beautifully illustrated cards!
This Collector's Edition includes dual-layer player boards, custom storage trays and some spot UV on the box cover making it zing!
Designed by Jacob Fryxelius, Nick Little and Sydney Engelstein
Published by Stronghold Games and Fryxgames
Editorial Reviews of Terraforming Mars
The game does so well at capturing the feel of Terraforming Mars, while condensing it down into a more palatable, less unwieldly game. You’re still trying to increase the oxygen, temperature and ocean coverage of Mars, just like the original. The same corporations are present, the same resources generated and spent, and broadly speaking you’re doing exactly what you do in Terraforming Mars. It feels like Terraforming Mars, and somehow manages to compress the game down to half the time it takes to play. - Read more at Punchboard