SpaceCorp: 2025-2300 AD (2nd Printing)

I really enjoy the exploration aspect of this game and feel that it blends real science into some elements of science fiction to reach the furthest ends of the galaxy. It plays well as both a solo endeavor as well as with other players.

Butter + Space!! What else do we need?

If you're looking for a great game, your search is over. Spacecorp is that game. I own hundreds of tabletop games, and this is easily in my top 10 favorite games. There's a lot of bang for your buck in this box. There's actually 3 games in the box, with 3 different boards, and each game is an era of space exploration. The first era involves exploring the inner solar system, out to the astroid belt. The second era will let you explore out to the edges of our solar system. The third era let's you explore beyond our solar system, into deep space. Each era has it's own main board, and each can be played separately, if you have a limited amount of game time available, or you can play additional era's, if you have more time to play. Each era offers it's own set of challenges, and there are a ton of different strategies that can lead you to victory. One of the things I like the most is, even if you don't win any, or all of the individual era's, you can still come out on top at the end of the third era, because your points follow you after each era. The rules are simple, and setup times are relatively short. There is some math involved, but there are some player aids available, on various gaming websites, that will reduce, or eliminate those mathematical calculations. There's a lot to love about this game. There's even an expansion, which adds even more fun, and I'm sure there will be more expansions to come.

Played this about 4 times solo now and love every play. Still fun if you can't finish all three eras. I've enjoyed 1 and 2 era games as well. Highly recommended. Simple rules, deep gameplay!

This is a really interesting game. It’s easiest enough to learn but has some solid strategy. But what really makes this shine is that it feels like three games in one. The game is played on three different boards as the eras advance. I was pleasantly surprised by this game. I highly recommend it. I have it 4 stars simply due to the cards and components being bland. But that doesn’t detract from the gameplay.

I bought this game to play with my friends, but in the meantime I'm exploring the solo mode. It was very well done. There are separate rules and components and the AI can definitely keep you on your toes. It's quite an investment to play through all 3 eras, but it's worth it for the experience. Can't wait to try this multiplayer!