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Cosmolancer (Reiner Knizia)

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$21.59 $29.99 In stock

Category: Board Games

Congratulations, you’ve landed your first gig as a freelance space photographer—a Cosmolancer! Take to the stars in the Cosmolancer game, a galactic reimagining of the Kingdoms game by Reiner Knizia set in a fantastical galaxy of Imposing Squids and Galactic Hounds. In this highly competitive tile placement game, try to collect the most Interstellar Credits by strategically placing Photo Op tiles and Imaging Devices on the board. But stay alert for cosmic dangers that can sabotage your shots! Earn the most Interstellar Credits over 3 rounds to win. The new game features custom artwork by Hugo Cuellar and Charlie Layton. Includes 1 Gameboard, 22 Cardboard tiles, 41 Wooden tokens, 94 Cardboard Interstellar Credits, and 1 Rulebook.

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Brian H. ★★★★★

I was a little skeptical about a photo-themed space game, but the tile-laying actually feels really clever. The tension between expanding your adjacency bonus versus giving your opponent points keeps every turn interesting. Knizia’s design is as tight as ever.

Abigail ★★★★☆

The scoring system is clever, and the space-photography theme actually makes sense for the grid placement. Took a couple rounds to get the strategy down, but the tile drafting keeps it tense right to the end.

Timothy M. ★★★☆☆

I like the space photography theme and the shifting board keeps things interesting, but the rulebook could be clearer for a game with this much strategy. It feels a bit too long for what it offers.