Tanuki Games

1902 Melies

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$20.24 $26.99 In stock

Category: Board Games

Georges Méliès was an illusionist who, fascinated by the possibilities of the Lumière brothers’ cinematograph, became a pioneer of cinema. In 1902, he filmed his most famous work: “Le Voyage dans la Lune” (“A Trip to the Moon”), one of the first science fiction film in history and one of the most complex of its time due to its duration, visual effects, and boundless imagination.

In 1902 Méliès, as assistant directors to Georges Méliès, you have to collaborate in the making of this film. You will need to prepare the sets, activate special effects, position the actors, shoot scenes, edit them, and hand-color them to create fabulous sequences

  • 1 studio board
  • 6 actor tokens
  • 28 ticket tockens (7 per player)
  • 12 action pawns (3 per player)
  • 12 disks (3 por jugador)
  • 4 prestige cubes (1 per player)
  • 1 set token
  • 60 standard-size cards
  • 48 small cards
  • Rules in English & Spanish
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Elizabeth ★★★★★

The way you draft film reels to create scenes on the moon actually makes you feel like you're directing a silent movie yourself. My first game had me accidentally wrecking the rocket lens, but the scramble to fix it was hilarious.

Carter ★★★★★

I love how this game captures the silent-film magic of Méliès — the way the mechanics tie into his 1902 moon voyage is surprisingly clever. The production quality on the board and cards really sells the early cinema theme.