Official Andromeda Rules
How To Play Andromeda
3 - 5
Players
10+
Ages
60 MIN
Play Time
$40
Price
In the board game Andromeda, Earth traders get to go onto invitation to assist and boost Andromeda Galaxy. Its populace will be rather appreciative to such assistance but warns: more help is potentially backfiring in some particular circumstance. Allowingly, entrance permission into that territory can get on a lot - not as an avalanche would-and when in here, this does incite pretty tough rivalry in between different Earthling merchants trading among one another. The aim is to secure the best opportunities for oneself, while juggling through a sea of challenges.
The core of the gameplay is trading, as players work on establishing economic centers above the seven most important planets in the Andromeda galaxy. However, it's not all about trading; it means moving stations to other planets, extending spaceships, and inventing new technologies to be at an advantage in this process. While you work your way up to get the better of your opponents, remember that spies may be watching every step of yours.
Those spies in Andromeda will be there at every corner, waiting for the one wrong move to remove your trading privileges. You are bound to approach competition carefully because the stakes run high. The aliens of Andromeda do not only want to trade; they enjoy the wriggling process of you trying to, which just ups the ante on the entire game.
Points are acquired by the owner in many areas in Andromeda: from establishing economic centers, gaining bonus credit cards to improving the current level of technology and keeping their stations on Earth. Whoever keeps more points until the end has won the game. The result is that your game will definitely be thrilling or exciting because each person will always fight to make a name among the winners.
The core of the gameplay is trading, as players work on establishing economic centers above the seven most important planets in the Andromeda galaxy. However, it's not all about trading; it means moving stations to other planets, extending spaceships, and inventing new technologies to be at an advantage in this process. While you work your way up to get the better of your opponents, remember that spies may be watching every step of yours.
Those spies in Andromeda will be there at every corner, waiting for the one wrong move to remove your trading privileges. You are bound to approach competition carefully because the stakes run high. The aliens of Andromeda do not only want to trade; they enjoy the wriggling process of you trying to, which just ups the ante on the entire game.
Points are acquired by the owner in many areas in Andromeda: from establishing economic centers, gaining bonus credit cards to improving the current level of technology and keeping their stations on Earth. Whoever keeps more points until the end has won the game. The result is that your game will definitely be thrilling or exciting because each person will always fight to make a name among the winners.
- 84 Planet Cards (12 Each Of 7 Planets)
- 16 Bonus Credit Cards (6 Silver, 4 Gold, 4 Platinum, 2 Diamond)
- 10 Transport Cards (2 Each Of 5 Colors)
- 1 Game Board
- 130 Stations (26 Of Each Of 5 Colors)
- 1 Planet Ring Randomising Device
- Official Andromeda Game Rules And Instructions
The game ends when all three economic centers have been established on three of the seven planets.
Please keep in mind that the official Andromeda PDF rules listed below could be different depending on the version you have. They should be an exact copy of what came in your original packaging. Download them to view now or print them for later use.
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