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Ludopedia
7.9
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BGG
Our Verdict
You’ll love it if you’re into fast‑paced, real‑time strategy, with the highlight being the blend of dice rolls and tactical combat.
Highlights
- Dice‑roll and combat blend
- Fast grid movement
- Real‑time challenges
- Intense co‑op
- Detailed miniatures
Keep in mind
- Short playtime
- Moderate learning curve
- Scenario repetition
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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Project: ELITE drops you and your squad on the front lines of an alien invasion threatening Earth. You’re part of an elite squad sent to protect vital targets while facing waves of intergalactic enemies. The game is cooperative and real‑time: each player rolls icon dice in two‑minute rounds, and aliens react instantly. Each round you and your team must use your character’s miniature, move on a grid, calculate line of sight, and use action cards to topple invaders before they reach your base. Scenarios range from short missions to full campaigns, and each player can have unique powers that change how you play. The new edition features fresh art, detailed miniatures, new card mechanics, and new squad members, giving the game a new spark. If you love fast‑paced action, real‑time strategy, and a dash of science‑fiction, Project: ELITE is a pick that will challenge you and keep the adrenaline high.
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Artipia Games, CMON Global Limited, Choo Choo Games, Funforge
Designer
Konstantinos Kokkinis, Marco Portugal, Sotirios Tsantilas
Artist
Henning Ludvigsen, Mike McVey, Saeed Jalabi, Stef Kopinski
How many players can play?
1 to 6 players.
How long does a game last?
Between 60 and 60 minutes, depending on the scenario.
What is the game's complexity?
Medium. Requires timing and quick rolls, but rules are clear.
What components are included?
Miniatures, icon dice, action cards, grid board, alien tokens and objective markers.
Who is the game for?
Those who enjoy fast‑paced action, cooperation, sci‑fi and real‑time challenges.
How does the real‑time mechanic work?
Each round lasts 2 minutes; during that time you and the aliens move simultaneously.
Is it good for players who prefer traditional board games?
If you like dice mechanics and grid movement, yes; if you prefer a static board, it may not be the right fit.