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Our Verdict
Perfect for those who own the base game and want more tactical depth and iconic characters.
Highlights
- New vehicles offer more options
- Additional characters diversify strategies
- Increases immersion in the universe
- More varied and engaging challenges
Keep in mind
- Fully dependent on the base game
- Requires translation for non-English speakers
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Attention, International Rescue! Tracy Island is on high alert and the team needs reinforcements. If you already enjoy the base game of Thunderbirds, the Tracy Island expansion arrives to ramp up the tension and the fun, bringing familiar faces back to the table. Now, characters like Tin-Tin, Brains, and Parker join the fray, each bringing specific abilities to help save the day.
But it's not just the crew that's growing; the rescue arsenal has received some heavy upgrades. You'll have access to the Ladybird Jet, FAB 2, and upgraded versions of Brains' vehicles. With these new resources, rescue missions become more dynamic, but the danger increases as well. The villainous Hood continues to plot his evil schemes, and it's up to the group to coordinate every move to thwart his intentions and ensure no one is left behind.
The game maintains its cooperative essence, requiring players to combine their variable powers to resolve disasters in record time. The 'pick-up and deliver' mechanic is enhanced, forcing the group to think logically: who goes where, who carries what, and how to optimize response time. It's that classic feeling of a race against the clock, where communication is the most important tool at the table. If you love the retro-futuristic aesthetic of the series and want more tactical and narrative depth in your missions, this expansion is the essential upgrade. Ready the vehicles, coordinate communications, and move out, because the world can't wait!
But it's not just the crew that's growing; the rescue arsenal has received some heavy upgrades. You'll have access to the Ladybird Jet, FAB 2, and upgraded versions of Brains' vehicles. With these new resources, rescue missions become more dynamic, but the danger increases as well. The villainous Hood continues to plot his evil schemes, and it's up to the group to coordinate every move to thwart his intentions and ensure no one is left behind.
The game maintains its cooperative essence, requiring players to combine their variable powers to resolve disasters in record time. The 'pick-up and deliver' mechanic is enhanced, forcing the group to think logically: who goes where, who carries what, and how to optimize response time. It's that classic feeling of a race against the clock, where communication is the most important tool at the table. If you love the retro-futuristic aesthetic of the series and want more tactical and narrative depth in your missions, this expansion is the essential upgrade. Ready the vehicles, coordinate communications, and move out, because the world can't wait!
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Publisher
ASYNCRON games, Modiphius Entertainment
Designer
Matt Leacock
Artist
Andrew Law, Graham Bleathman, Michal E. Cross, Shigeru Komatsuzaki
Can I play this expansion on its own?
No, this is an expansion. You must own the Thunderbirds base game to play.
Is the game very difficult?
The weight is medium (2.66), so it requires some coordination and planning, but it's manageable for cooperative game fans.
How many players can play?
From 1 to 4 players, working well both in solo mode and with a full group.
Does the game come in a box?
It depends on the version. The English version comes in a box, while others (like the French one) may come in plastic bags.
Do I need to know English to play?
Yes, there is moderate language dependency. You'll need translated cards or spreadsheets to fully enjoy the experience.