Project Edgeworth

Danjiri Concerto · Board game · 2026
— Ludopedia — BGG 2–4 40–60 min
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Our Verdict
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Project Edgeworth is a treat for those who enjoy space strategy with high player interaction. The simultaneous action selection mechanic creates delicious tension, where reading your friends' minds is just as important as tactical planning. With a modular board and high replayability, it is a game that rewards forward-thinking and constant adaptation.

Highlights
  • Clever action selection mechanic
  • High replayability with modular board
  • Constant player interaction
  • Challenging resource management
Keep in mind
  • Can lead to analysis paralysis
  • Requires constant focus on rivals
  • Direct interaction can be punishing
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About the game

What you do in a play session

In Project Edgeworth, you take command of a space organization in a high-stakes race for Earth's orbit. Your goal is to build the most influential communications network, balancing satellite launches with tight resource management. The board is modular, and with the wrap-around effect, strategic positioning is key to keeping your network connected. The simultaneous action selection mechanic is the heartbeat of the game: you must read your opponents to predict which actions will be triggered, as everyone can use the action, but only the player who selected it gets the bonus. It is a constant game of cat and mouse, where every round requires you to anticipate rivals to avoid running out of fuel or being blocked. With 99 unique project cards and double-sided modular boards, every session offers a fresh spatial puzzle. You will need to manage fuel, plan trajectories, and ensure your satellites reach key regions. If two satellites share a region, fuel consumption spikes, forcing tough decisions. The game ends when someone completes their fleet or connection cubes, crowning the master of global communications. This title demands long-term planning and a healthy dose of cunning to outmaneuver your friends in every round.

Best player count

BGG community vote

2–4 players
2 OK
3 OK
4 OK

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Frequently Asked Questions

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6 questions
What is the average playtime?
Between 40 and 60 minutes, depending on player experience.
Does it work well with 2 players?
Yes, the simultaneous action selection remains tense and competitive even with the minimum player count.
Is it hard to learn?
It has moderate complexity; the rules are intuitive, but mastering the anticipation strategy takes practice.
Does the board change every game?
Yes, the board is modular and double-sided, ensuring the map is never the same.
Is there a lot of luck involved?
The game is focused on strategy and reading opponents, with luck minimized by the action design.
What happens if a satellite runs out of fuel?
It lands or splashes down, leaving orbit and requiring a re-launch.

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