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Pink Troubadour, Capstone Games, Frosted Games · Board game · 2025
9.3 Ludopedia 8.0 BGG 1–4 · best 2 Solo 60 min Weight 3.0/5
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RECOMMENDED

If you love Renaissance science and want extra lunar challenges, you’ll love this expansion.

Highlights
  • Unique character powers
  • Dynamic Rondel
  • Variable lunar map
  • End‑game bonuses
Keep in mind
  • Extra learning curve
  • Inquisitors may unbalance
  • Replayability hinges on setup
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What you do in a play session

Set in the heart of the Renaissance, when telescopes began to unveil the heavens' secrets, the *Galileo Galilei: Luna* expansion adds the Moon as a fresh object of observation. The base game already had players measuring celestial motions; now, with four new characters—each wielding unique abilities—the race to chart craters, mountains, and lunar seas gains extra strategic depth. The Rondel mechanic dictates which actions are available each turn, while Area Majority/Influence lets players contest lunar regions; controlling more areas yields victory points and end‑game bonuses.

Beyond the characters, powerful inquisitors appear, offering generous rewards if you can persuade them to back your mission. These function as event cards that can swing the game’s direction, forcing you to weigh risk versus reward. Variable set‑up ensures the lunar board differs each play, boosting replayability. End‑game bonuses reward players who meet specific goals, such as mapping an entire quadrant or collecting a set number of observations.

With a playtime of about 60 minutes and support for 1‑4 players, the expansion keeps a moderate complexity (weight 3/5), making it approachable for newcomers and appealing to veterans who love historical and scientific themes. Components include new lunar boards, inquisitor cards, character markers, and scoring tokens. In short, *Luna* expands the *Galileo Galilei* universe by putting players in the shoes of 16th‑century astronomers, challenging them to turn the Moon from a bright speck in the sky into a detailed map of discovery.

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Admin: Upcoming Releases Game: Galileo Galilei Historical Figures: Galileo Galilei Space: Earth's Moon
Publisher Pink Troubadour, Capstone Games, Frosted Games, Rexhry
Designer Michal Peichl, Tomáš Holek
Artist Michal Peichl

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How many players can join?
1 to 4 players, solo mode included.
What’s the typical play time?
About 60 minutes, varying with player count.
How complex is the game?
Weight 3/5 – moderate, suitable for those familiar with the base game.
What new components does the expansion add?
Lunar boards, inquisitor cards, character markers, scoring tokens, and area tiles.
Do I need the base game to play?
Yes, *Luna* is an expansion and requires the *Galileo Galilei* base game.
Can I play using only the new characters?
Absolutely, you can use just the four new characters or mix them with the originals.
Is there a recommended minimum age?
Recommended for ages 12 and up, though younger players can join with guidance.