# Android: Netrunner – Up and Over

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2014
- **BGG Rating**: 8.2
- **BGG Rank**: —
- **Players**: 2
- **Duration**: 45-0 min
- **Weight**: 3.29 / 5
- **Designers**: Lukas Litzsinger, Richard Garfield
- **Artists**: Adam S. Doyle, Lili Ibrahim, Lukas Litzsinger, Richard Garfield, Samuel R. Shimota
- **Publishers**: Fantasy Flight Games, Edge Entertainment, Giochi Uniti, Heidelberger Spieleverlag
- **Categories**: Bluffing, Card Game, Collectible Components, Expansion for Base-game, Science Fiction
- **Mechanics**: Action Points, Hand Management, Secret Unit Deployment, Variable Phase Order

## Verdict
If you love Netrunner and want more lunar chaos, Up and Over brings fresh cards and unpredictable tactics.New card varietyUnique lunar settingEnhanced hand managementMostly English textExtra learning curveRECOMMENDED

## Description
Android: Netrunner – Up and Over is the fourth Data Pack of the Lunar Cycle, adding 60 fixed cards (three copies of twenty new cards) to expand the core deck. The setting shifts to Heinlein, the Moon's sole city, where the hostile terrain forces Runners to rethink their usual tricks. Wave fields can fry your brain, Ice can reshape mid‑run, and Corporations expand or contract their servers at will, demanding quick adaptation. The new cards explore the Docklands, a black‑market district where illicit dealers will sell any tech for the right price – whatever you’re willing to pay. The pack introduces more hand‑management options, action points, secret unit deployment, and variable phase order, keeping the 2‑vs‑2 duel tense while adding a lunar twist that makes the classic card game even more unpredictable. For fans of the base game, Up and Over brings fresh variety without overcomplicating, though the near‑total English text may be a hurdle for non‑English speakers. In short, it challenges standard Runner tricks, offering new ways to bluff, infiltrate, and survive lunar chaos.

## FAQ
### How many players can play?
It is strictly a two‑player game, one Runner versus one Corp.

### What’s the average playtime?
Around 45 minutes, though it can stretch if players are still learning the new cards.

### Do I need anything besides the Data Pack?
Yes, you need the core Android: Netrunner game and the existing Runner and Corp decks.

### Is the expansion for beginners?
It’s best if you’ve already played the base game, as the mechanics stay the same but the lunar twists add extra complexity.

### Is language a barrier?
Most of the text is in English, so non‑English speakers will likely need a translation or a bilingual partner.

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