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Ludopedia
7.7
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BGG
Our Verdict
An epic space expansion journey that grows with you!
Highlights
- Epic era-based progression
- Immersive sci-fi theme
- Great scaling gameplay
- Efficient engine building
Keep in mind
- Can be long for newbies
- Requires careful management
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Get ready to take command of an Earth-based corporation and dominate the cosmos in SpaceCorp: 2025-2300AD! If you're the type who loves watching an empire grow, this game is your next obsession. The premise is simple yet deep: you control an enterprise seeking profit by driving humanity's expansion throughout the Solar System and beyond. The game is divided into three epic eras that expand the board as you advance technologically.
In the first era, Mariners, the focus is on exploration and development out to Mars. As you progress into the Planeteers era, the setting expands to the outer solar system, allowing you to colonize moons and mine asteroids. Finally, in the Starfarers era, the game reaches galactic proportions, with missions to nearby star systems like Alpha Centauri. You can build spaceports at Lagrange Points, discover microbial life on Charon, or even develop warp technology for faster-than-light travel.
The real charm lies in the progression. You start by mining basic resources and end by establishing colonies in distant systems with generation ships. It's a game of resource management and engine building, where every expansion decision could mean the difference between astronomical profits or total corporate failure. If you enjoy sci-fi themes and like seeing the board 'grow' as the game progresses, SpaceCorp will keep you hooked from start to finish. It's a space exploration journey that goes far beyond our orbit!
In the first era, Mariners, the focus is on exploration and development out to Mars. As you progress into the Planeteers era, the setting expands to the outer solar system, allowing you to colonize moons and mine asteroids. Finally, in the Starfarers era, the game reaches galactic proportions, with missions to nearby star systems like Alpha Centauri. You can build spaceports at Lagrange Points, discover microbial life on Charon, or even develop warp technology for faster-than-light travel.
The real charm lies in the progression. You start by mining basic resources and end by establishing colonies in distant systems with generation ships. It's a game of resource management and engine building, where every expansion decision could mean the difference between astronomical profits or total corporate failure. If you enjoy sci-fi themes and like seeing the board 'grow' as the game progresses, SpaceCorp will keep you hooked from start to finish. It's a space exploration journey that goes far beyond our orbit!
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Spacecorp playthrough and rules
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SpaceCorp: 2025-2300 AD - In Focus
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Pit Stop: SpaceCorp
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SpaceCorp 2025-2300 AD: Tutorial & Playthrough
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SpaceCorp - How to Set Up each Era by Heavy Cardboard
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SPACECORP: 2025-2300 DIGITAL Game First Look! Tutorial Walkthrough
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Space Corp (GMT Games): Mariners Era Solo Playthrough - Diagonal Move
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SpaceCorp - 3 eras of how to play rules
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SC - intro
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How to play SpaceCorp in Solo Mode?
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SpaceCorp How To Play
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SpaceCorp 2025-2300AD – Digital Version Playthrough
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Publisher
GMT Games, Nuts! Publishing
Designer
John H. Butterfield
Artist
Chad Jensen, Douglas Shrock, Kurt Miller, Mark Simonitch
How long does a game take?
It depends on the number of players, but expect anywhere from 60 to 240 minutes.
Can I play solo?
Absolutely! The game includes specific rules for solo play.
How complex is the game?
It has a medium weight (2.9/5), making it ideal for those experienced with strategy games.
Is it too complex for beginners?
The learning curve is steady since the game evolves through eras, requiring focus.
Who is this game for?
For fans of sci-fi, space exploration, and resource management games.