Over 38.000 comments on Boardgamegeeks show how popular the space strategy game Race for the Galaxy by Pegasus Spiele was in its first edition. The multiple award-winning game has now been published in a second edition. Against a classic science fiction background, it's about building a space empire. Settling, producing and consuming make Race for the Galaxy a kind of 3X game that particularly appeals to frequent gamers.
Jump n' race in space
The first edition of the strategy game Race for the Galaxy enjoyed great popularity. That Pegasus Spiele is now releasing a second edition, which should hardly come as a surprise given the countless positive reviews of the space game.
The second edition of Race for the Galaxy accessible. The RRP is 29,95 euros.
Tom Lehmann's popular space strategy game appeals to lovers of Euro games as well as fans of card-driven push-your-luck mechanics. Two to four players aged around 12 and over settle and produce in a classic sci-fi setting. At the basic rules has Pegasus Spiele nothing changed. Fans of the first edition and space pioneers are looking forward to new starting worlds. Particularly nice: the second edition of Race for the Galaxy contains help for people with color blindness.
The beginner-friendly card game is also available jump drive, also by Tom Lehmann. jump drive is suitable both as a stand-alone card game and as a warm-up for the big brother Race for the Galaxy.
In the second edition, the cards have been revised, whereby nothing has been changed in the established rules. Frequent gamers can look forward to some new starting worlds. It is also gratifying that it includes help for color blind people.
Press release from Pegasus Games
In the instructions, four pages are reserved for the explanation of all card capabilities according to phases - extremely user-friendly for reference if you have any questions at the end of the instructions.
Also published Pegasus Spiele This month, Jump Drive is, so to speak, the little brother to Race for the Galaxy. It is a card game in which the rules and processes are significantly simpler and therefore easier to get started with. Everything is reminiscent of the “big brother” – which is no surprise since Tom Lehmann is the author here too. The iconography is also the same. The quick access to the game is evident from the fact that the appendix explaining the cards only takes up one page. Jump Drive is suitable as an introductory game for Race for the Galaxy, but also impresses as a fast card game in its own right.
Both board games are now available in the Pegasus Shop or at selected retailers.
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