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Ludopedia
7.7
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BGG
Our Verdict
Star Wars fans and miniatures lovers will fall in love! The highlight is the blend of detailed miniatures with action queue and critical hit mechanics.
Highlights
- Impeccable painted miniatures
- Action queue mechanic
- Critical failures that shift the game
- Future expansions
Keep in mind
- Short playtime
- Learning curve
- Not casual
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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Star Wars: X-Wing Miniatures Game – The Force Awakens Core Set is the beating heart of the X‑Wing universe. In just 30‑45 minutes, two friends become commanders of starfighters, each controlling either a Resistance X‑Wing or a First Order TIE Fighter. What makes this game shine is the blend of painted miniatures with a combat system that mixes tactics, luck, and strategy. First, each player picks their ship, pilot, and equipment, then everyone rolls dice to determine the action order. The action queue keeps the pace fast, while line‑of‑sight and movement templates let you visualize and calculate maneuvers precisely. The twist comes from critical hits and failures: dice that can flip the game with an extra shot or a costly miss. Variable player powers make each match unique. If you’re a Star‑Wars fan or just want a miniatures game full of action, this core set has everything: three painted ships, custom dice, action cards, damage tokens, and quick‑start rules. Plus, future expansions let you add more ships and pilots, keeping the game fresh and competitive. In short, X‑Wing is a high‑speed duel that blends strategy and luck, and will make you feel the roar of starfighters across the galaxy.
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Publisher
Fantasy Flight Games, Delta Vision Publishing, Edge Entertainment, Galakta, Galápagos Jogos, Giochi Uniti, Heidelberger Spieleverlag
Designer
Adam Sadler, Alex Davy, Brady Sadler, Corey Konieczka, James Kniffen, Jay Little
How long does a typical game last?
Between 30 and 45 minutes, depending on how many rounds you play.
How many players is it designed for?
Exactly two players; it’s a one‑on‑one duel.
What’s the complexity level?
Medium. Rules are easy to learn, but there’s strategic depth.
What components come in the box?
Three painted miniatures, custom dice, action cards, damage tokens, and quick‑start rules.
Do I need expansions to enjoy the game?
No, the core set is a complete duel. Expansions just broaden the universe.
Is a full Portuguese translation required?
Yes, the rulebook is in Portuguese, but an English version is also available.
What’s the best way to learn the rules?
Start with the quick‑start, play a test game, then dive into the advanced rules.