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5.6
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BGG
Our Verdict
A frantic space race full of sabotage for those who love fast games!
Highlights
- Fast-paced space race
- Direct player interaction
- Easy to learn and play
- Race against the clock dynamic
Keep in mind
- Might be too chaotic for some
- Relies on card luck
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Get ready for the most exciting race in the cosmos! In Launch Pad, you aren't just a spectator, but the chief engineer trying to build the most imposing rockets in the galaxy. The goal is clear: gather metal, fuel, and that elite team of specialists to ensure your ship is ready for the big moment. But don't think it will be a smooth and lonely journey. While you focus on construction, your opponents will be watching every detail, ready to steal your resources or sabotage your engineering progress with unexpected tricks. The tension rises as the launch pad is being assembled. Keep a close eye on the clock and the board, because as soon as the launch platform is operational, all rockets ready for flight will blast off immediately, leaving behind anyone who hasn't prepared in time. It's a race against time and against other players to ensure your technology is the first to touch the stars. Can you manage your resources and anticipate your opponents' moves to guarantee mission success? If you enjoy fast-paced games with direct interaction and the adrenaline of seeing everything launch at once, Launch Pad is your next destination. It's a dynamic card game where every decision about what to build and when to sabotage can be the difference between a historic launch or a total space disaster. Prime your engines and good luck!
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Publisher
Stratus Games, Magellan
Designer
Melanie James
Artist
Andy Kurzen
How long does a game take?
Usually between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the number of players.
How complex is the game?
It's a light and dynamic game, ideal for those wanting quick fun without heavy rules.
How many players is it recommended for?
It works great for 2 to 4 players.
Is there a lot of player interaction?
Yes! You can sabotage your friends and steal resources, making it quite competitive.
Do I need to know many rules to play?
Not at all, the game is very intuitive and easy to learn.