(No new corporations with this.) You wouldn’t want to combine this with the other TM games, I think keep its separate box and cards. You’re essentially engaged in parallel play, building your separate Mars terraforming engines, and it’s only occasionally that you really interact much with the other players, except in the competing for points.Īnyway, had fun playing last night as Helion, having fun playing now as Ecoline. Both games require a lot of reading fluency, which he didn’t have until recently. I’m not sure if it’d be a good introduction to TM - maybe? I might try teaching Anand and see if he takes to it Kavi already plays the regular TM, but Anand has shied off, seeing it as too complicated. There really isn’t much new, as such - a few cards, and the turn-taking mechanism is a little different, but it’s not like the other expansions that really added new mechanics.

I’d say it’s a stripped down TM you can play it quite a bit faster, as they’ve eliminated various elements - the awards and milestones, the territory on the board. Jed says it’s essentially a combination of TM and Race for the Galaxy - I haven’t played the latter, so I can’t speak to that. So we played a game last night, and are playing it again now. It was a Kickstarter project, but due to complications, Kickstarter backers won’t get their copies for a bit, but you can now buy it exclusively at Target. 3 hours ago &0183 &32 As his Kickstarter passes 1.3 million, publisher defends Terraforming Mars’ generative AI art: ‘It’s too powerful a technology’. Jed picked up the new Terraforming Mars: Ares Expedition game for me at Target the other day.

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