7.8
rating
Ludopedia
9.6
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
Perfect for families and nostalgia buffs looking for a quick game with smart decisions. The 'movement as currency' system is brilliant.
Highlights
- Very creative movement mechanic
- Nostalgic and charismatic theme
- Fast and dynamic gameplay
- Solid solo mode implementation
Keep in mind
- Some components may need translation
- Luck can impact some rounds
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Get ready to blast off to Orbit City! In The Jetsons, you take control of one of the most futuristic families on TV — whether it's the clumsy George, the organized Jane, the rebellious Judy, the genius Elroy, or the efficient Rosie. Your goal is to explore the towering spires of the city of tomorrow to collect items and experiences that match your Demand Cards. But wait, you can't just wander aimlessly!
The game is split into three episodes (rounds). The dynamic is quite clever: turn order is determined by your position on the location track. On your turn, you decide how many steps to take. Here is the twist: the distance you travel becomes your 'currency' to acquire cards at your destination. In other words, the further you go, the more resources you have to buy cool stuff. However, there's a huge risk: once you pass a location, it's gone for good — there is no turning back!
To spice things up, the game includes the Astro Mini-Expansion. The family dog enters the fray with single-use tokens per episode, granting special powers that can completely shift your strategy. If you enjoy light games with a heavy dose of nostalgia and a bit of a 'push your luck' vibe, this is the perfect choice. It's fast, intuitive, and ideal for introducing the hobby to your family or just relaxing with a super charismatic theme.
The game is split into three episodes (rounds). The dynamic is quite clever: turn order is determined by your position on the location track. On your turn, you decide how many steps to take. Here is the twist: the distance you travel becomes your 'currency' to acquire cards at your destination. In other words, the further you go, the more resources you have to buy cool stuff. However, there's a huge risk: once you pass a location, it's gone for good — there is no turning back!
To spice things up, the game includes the Astro Mini-Expansion. The family dog enters the fray with single-use tokens per episode, granting special powers that can completely shift your strategy. If you enjoy light games with a heavy dose of nostalgia and a bit of a 'push your luck' vibe, this is the perfect choice. It's fast, intuitive, and ideal for introducing the hobby to your family or just relaxing with a super charismatic theme.
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Categories
Families
Publisher
Mosaico Jogos
Designer
Gabriel Toschi
Is the game hard to learn?
Not at all! With a weight of 1/5, it's super simple. You'll be exploring Orbit City in just a few minutes.
Can I play it solo?
Yes! The game features a solo/solitaire mode, perfect for when your friends aren't available.
How long does a game last?
It's very quick, lasting about 30 minutes, ideal for those who don't want to spend hours at the table.
Does Astro make a difference in the game?
Definitely! The Astro mini-expansion adds strategic layers and powers that can save your game.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes, it's categorized as a children's game, so the language and complexity are perfect for kids.
Do I need to know English to play?
Since the language dependence is moderate, you might need a translation sheet for the cards.