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Our Verdict
FOR GENRE FANS
Star Trek fan and tactical space combat enthusiast? The U.S.S. Enterprise expansion brings the classic ship with Captain Kirk to your battles! Perfect for those wanting more of the original series in the base game.
Highlights
- Iconic Enterprise miniature
- Adds Captain Kirk
- Expands base game tactics
- Ideal for series fans
Keep in mind
- Requires base game
- Moderate language dependency
- More of the same if you have other expansions
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What you do in a play session
Get ready to relive the glory of Starfleet with the U.S.S. Enterprise expansion pack for Star Trek: Attack Wing! If you're a fan of the classic series, you'll love this addition that brings the iconic Constitution-class starship to the battlefield. Command the legendary Captain Kirk, the cadet who dared to change the rules to conquer the dreaded Kobayashi Maru scenario – an attitude that perfectly defines the Enterprise's spirit on its audacious missions.
This expansion isn't just about good looks; it injects new tactics and possibilities into the base game. You'll receive brand-new cards, tokens to power up your ship, and, of course, the impeccably painted U.S.S. Enterprise miniature, ready to set sail. The game itself is a tactical space combat experience where each player commands their fleet, customizing ships with captains, crews, and technological upgrades. The simultaneous action selection mechanic ensures no one is left waiting, while dice rolling adds that dose of unpredictability every Star Trek fan knows well. Point-to-point movement and action queues force you to carefully plan each move, anticipating your opponent's next steps.
It's important to remember that this is an expansion pack, so you MUST have the base game Star Trek: Attack Wing to use the Enterprise. The language dependency is considered moderate, so having a translated reference sheet or cards can significantly ease gameplay, especially for those less fluent in English. If you enjoy strategy, miniatures, and the Star Trek universe, this expansion is a fantastic way to broaden your galactic battles.
This expansion isn't just about good looks; it injects new tactics and possibilities into the base game. You'll receive brand-new cards, tokens to power up your ship, and, of course, the impeccably painted U.S.S. Enterprise miniature, ready to set sail. The game itself is a tactical space combat experience where each player commands their fleet, customizing ships with captains, crews, and technological upgrades. The simultaneous action selection mechanic ensures no one is left waiting, while dice rolling adds that dose of unpredictability every Star Trek fan knows well. Point-to-point movement and action queues force you to carefully plan each move, anticipating your opponent's next steps.
It's important to remember that this is an expansion pack, so you MUST have the base game Star Trek: Attack Wing to use the Enterprise. The language dependency is considered moderate, so having a translated reference sheet or cards can significantly ease gameplay, especially for those less fluent in English. If you enjoy strategy, miniatures, and the Star Trek universe, this expansion is a fantastic way to broaden your galactic battles.
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
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Publisher
WizKids (I)
Designer
Andrew Parks, Christopher Guild
Artist
Chris Raimo, Christina Gugliada
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
Do I need the base game Star Trek: Attack Wing to play with this expansion?
Yes, absolutely! This is an expansion and requires the base game Star Trek: Attack Wing to be used.
How many players can participate with this expansion?
The base game supports 2 to 99 players, and this expansion adds more tactical options, but the player count remains the same.
How long does a game session with this expansion take?
Star Trek: Attack Wing games typically last around 30 minutes, and this expansion does not significantly alter that playtime.
Does the game's complexity increase significantly with this expansion?
The complexity is considered moderate (2/5 on BGG). The expansion adds new cards and options but keeps the learning curve accessible for those already familiar with the base game.
What exactly is included in this box?
You'll find 17 cards, 18 tokens, 1 maneuver dial, and the painted U.S.S. Enterprise miniature with its base and pegs.
Do I need to know English to play?
The language dependency is moderate. While the miniature and board are universal, the cards have text. It's recommended to have a translated reference sheet or translated cards for easier gameplay.
Is this expansion good for someone new to the game?
It's more recommended for players who already know and enjoy the base Star Trek: Attack Wing game. For complete beginners, it might be better to start with the base game first.