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rating
Ludopedia
6.9
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BGG
Our Verdict
A colorful retro space adventure, perfect for fans of map-building and card games with a chaotic twist.
Highlights
- Very satisfying map building
- Stunning retro-sci-fi art
- Dynamic player interaction
- Easy to pick up
Keep in mind
- Heavy language dependency
- Dice-driven luck elements
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Strap into your spacesuit, because the fun is going interstellar! Mission to Planet Hexx! is a stylish ride that blends a retro-sci-fi aesthetic with gameplay that will truly surprise you. The core concept is straightforward but deceptively deep: you hold a hand of hexagonal cards and your goal is to build a unique galactic map while navigating through it.
As the game progresses, you'll use these hexes to construct the space landscape, placing planets and other cosmic elements. Meanwhile, you'll roll dice to move your spaceship across the very galaxy you are building, collecting vital data. This data is the key to completing your 'Mission File.' The first player to successfully fill their file wins the game!
What makes this game stand out is the complexity hidden beneath its light surface. While it feels breezy and fast-paced, the interactions between the hexagonal cards create fascinating strategic layers. You know that feeling of planning a combo and seeing everything click into place? That's exactly what happens here. Also, keep your eyes peeled, because there are 'take that' elements that can definitely mess with your friends' plans. It's a delightful mix of map building, resource management, and a dash of dice-driven luck. If you enjoy card games with a vibrant space theme and want something easy to pick up but hard to put down, this is your next destination!
As the game progresses, you'll use these hexes to construct the space landscape, placing planets and other cosmic elements. Meanwhile, you'll roll dice to move your spaceship across the very galaxy you are building, collecting vital data. This data is the key to completing your 'Mission File.' The first player to successfully fill their file wins the game!
What makes this game stand out is the complexity hidden beneath its light surface. While it feels breezy and fast-paced, the interactions between the hexagonal cards create fascinating strategic layers. You know that feeling of planning a combo and seeing everything click into place? That's exactly what happens here. Also, keep your eyes peeled, because there are 'take that' elements that can definitely mess with your friends' plans. It's a delightful mix of map building, resource management, and a dash of dice-driven luck. If you enjoy card games with a vibrant space theme and want something easy to pick up but hard to put down, this is your next destination!
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Publisher
Move Rate 20 Games LLC, (Self-Published)
Designer
James A. Fitzpatrick III
Artist
James A. Fitzpatrick III, Mark Gonyea
How long does a game last?
Usually between 30 to 90 minutes, depending on the player count.
Is it hard to learn?
Not at all! The rules are quite accessible, though strategy deepens as you learn card combos.
How many players can play?
It is designed for 2 to 4 players.
Is it very competitive?
Yes, there are 'take that' mechanics to mess with opponents, so expect some rivalry!
Do I need to know English?
Yes, there is a significant language dependency due to the text on the cards.
What is the complexity level?
It's a light game (weight 2.5/5), great for families or casual game nights.