Wild Space

This is a neat tableau-building game. The theme isn't really important to the gameplay, but the art is nice and the components are good quality. The rules and setup are minimal, so new players and children should be able to jump in without too much trouble. More than anything, this is a game of set collection and chaining as many card plays as possible. For the price, it's a good purchase.

Think of 7 Wonders Duel, with some differences. We really enjoyed this game, took a few reads and video clips to understand what this game is about. Once you get the hang of it and it all makes sense, then you go WOW this is a neat deck building game. And you don't have that many rounds just 10 exactly per player so you have to think quickly and find if you can have repeat opportunities before time runs out on you. Highly recommend it

This is a fun and simple game, and yet it forces you to make tough decisions to make as many combos as possible. You only get 10 moves total per game, so you have to make the most of them. The solo mode is also very entertaining. Games are short and make you want to replay again.

This is a nice clever game. The mechanics are simple but making your choices of who to recruit and where to go, does give a slight feel of exploration, but you don't see much change thematically. Where the game stands out is using your abilities to chain combos and make choices that are more fruitful.

If you enjoy that moment in gaming when you take an action and then it sets off a chain reaction of additional actions, you will enjoy Wild Space. The gameplay is simple but strategically satisfying making this a game you could play with less experienced gamers and experienced gamers and everyone will enjoy. After our first playthrough, we had to immediately play it again. Also, this is completely subjective, the artwork is beautiful!

With almost no player interaction, this one probably works best with 2 or 3 players but it's so short, you can get away with playing at any of the player counts. Clever combos and tough decisions when discarding cards make this one very satisfying for players who enjoy tableau-building and action selection mechanisms.

I really enjoyed this little game. The artwork is engaging and the play is intuitive. I had my first game setup and playing in about 10 minutes. If I had any real criticism it would be the lack of different options on the secondary objectives on the planets. Otherwise, a solid addition to my bloated collection.

The game art is cute and my kids love it. Easy to teach and although not super complicated, it still has some depth in strategy.

A very clever game that fans of games like Guildhall and Gosu will enjoy. Clever card play, where 10 actions throughout the entire game can lead to a board of 20+ characters. Playing one character will allow you to play another character, or move your medal and allow you to draw cards that will allow you to chain more in the future.