Perry Rhodan: The Cosmic League

KOSMOS, Z-Man Games, Zvezda · Board game · 2007
2 · best 2 30 min Weight 2.0/5
5.6 rating Ludopedia
6.7 rating BGG
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5.6 rating Ludopedia
6.7 rating BGG
Our Verdict

Ideal for couples or pairs who love quick games with a sprinkle of sabotage and sci-fi. A blend of strategy and direct interaction in a fun package.

Highlights
  • Quick and easy to learn
  • Great interaction and 'take that' moments
  • Well-implemented sci-fi theme
Keep in mind
  • Too direct for solo-strategy fans
  • Limited to two players
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About the game
Perry Rhodan: The Cosmic League is a strategic card game for two players, set in the universe of the famous German sci-fi series. You take on the role of an interstellar trader, shipping goods and passengers between planets to rack up victory points. The game blends hand management, pick-up and deliver mechanics, and a dash of 'take that' to keep things spicy. With economic and tech elements, you can upgrade your ship for advantages, but watch out—your opponent is always ready to sabotage your plans! The game ends when a player hits 70 points or all goods are delivered, so every move matters. It's quick (around 30 minutes) and easy to learn, but offers strategic depth for fans of interactive space duels.
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Game details

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Characters: Perry Rhodan Players: Two-Player Only Games Series: Literature (Kosmos) Series: Two-player games (Kosmos)
Publisher KOSMOS, Z-Man Games, Zvezda
Designer Heinrich Glumpler
Artist Swen Papenbrock
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a game take?
About 30 minutes—perfect for a quick play session.
Do I need to know the Perry Rhodan series to play?
Nope! The game works fine without lore knowledge, but fans will love the thematic details.
Is it hard to learn?
No, the rules are simple, but strategy gets deeper with card interactions.
How many players?
Only 2—it's exclusively a duel game.
Is it luck-based or pure strategy?
Some luck in card draws, but hand management and decisions are key.