Cosmogenesis Board Game | Strategy Game | Space Exploration Game

Description: Cosmogenesis Board Game | Strategy Game | Space Exploration Game | Fun Family Board Game for Adults and Kids | Ages 12 and Up | 2-4 Players | Average Playtime 60 Minutes | Made by Ludonova Product Details Unit Count: 1.0 Count Number of Items: 1 Theme: Shape Are Batteries Required: No Material Type: Cardboard CPSIA Cautionary Statement: No Warning Applicable Estimated Playing Time: 60 Minutes Global Trade Identification Number: 49 UPC: 806802975849 Package Type: FFP Brand Name: Ludonova Genre: Strategy Number of Players: 2 to 4 Minimum Age Recomendation: 144 CREATE AND SHAPE YOUR SOLAR SYSTEM: In a game of Cosmogenesis, each player creates their own planet system, starting from a star and an asteroid belt. To do this, they use the elements available on the different sections of the central board. STRATEGIC WORKER PLACEMENT GAME: In each round, players obtain one element from each of the four sections over four turns and with these elements players form planets and moons. These then collide with each other, causing them to increase in size, develop rings, form atmospheres, and of course create life. CHALLENGING & COMPETITIVE: Players fulfill their own objectives, which like the rest of the elements of the game, are obtained from the central board; at the end of the game, these provide the victory points that determine the overall winner. HIGHLY VARIABLE: The mechanics of this game make it easy to play multiple rounds with no two games ever playing out exactly the same. NUMBER OF PLAYERS AND AVERAGE PLAYTIME: This fun family space exploration game is made for 2 to 4 players and is suitable for ages 12 and older. Average playtime is approximately 60 minutes. In Cosmogenesis you get the chance to create your very own star system. It will be your job to collide objects to create terrestrial planets, gas giants and stelllites. You will need to use comets to deliver the necessary material to provide a favourable environment for life on your terrestrial planets; just llike what happened billions of years ago with Earth in our Solar System. Or you could crash comets against gas giants to create a spectacular system of rings, similar to those of Saturn. Where will life develop in your system? Will it be on a homely little planet, like Earth? Or will it be on a moon whose skies are dominated by the majestic gas giant which it orbits?

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