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UVS Games  |  SKU: JASSTSR01

Star Trek: Star Realms: Core Set

$26.95 CAD
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Description
Designer Darwin Kastle
Publisher UVS Games
Players 2-4
Playtime 20 mins
Suggested Age 14 and up


STAR TREK™: Star Realms® is a complete star ship combat deck-building game for 2-4 players. Build your fleet! Romulan, Klingon, Dominion, and Federation ships are yours to command. Play head-to-head or up to four players in multiplayer modes that offer versus and cooperative experiences. STAR TREK™: Star Realms® is fully compatible with other Star Realms® products.

In STAR TREK™: Star Realms®, you start with a Personal Deck of cards representing your armada. On your turn you will play cards from your hand to gain Trade, Combat, Authority, and other effects.

Trade is used to buy ship and Location cards.

Combat is used to attack your opponent and their Locations.

Authority is your score.

The first player to reduce their opponent’s Authority to zero wins the game!

Customer Reviews

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Michael B
Disappointing - coming from a Star Realms fan and life long Trekkie

I'm disappointed to say that this game is not good. The production quality is bad; flimsy card stock, annoying influence markers, and a poster paper board (admittedly not needed). Even more disappointing is the artwork, which are stills from the tv show/movies, but the frames selected are pretty boring, and they don't highlight the beauty of the ships in any meaningful way. There are some thematic tie ins, but I think that's primarily because the original Star Realms seemed to take a lot of inspiration from the Star Trek franchise, but there didn't seem to be any meaningful development done to better bring out the them, instead it's more of a cheap cash grab trying to marry together a great game and a great franchise, but instead they sullied both.
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