Gloom in Space
Product Information | |
Players | 2,3,4,5 |
Playing Time | 60 Minutes |
Publisher | Atlas Games |
Release Year | 2017 |
Ease of Play | 2.Straightforward/Novice |
Type | Card Game |
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- Availability: IN STOCK
- Reward Points: 77
- SKU: GLOM-CG-IS
- EAN: 9781589781764
Description
Space Sucks: What is Gloom in Space?
Space is not a pleasant place. All that airless emptiness, broken up by things like clouds of flaming plasma and sentient space beings the size of planets that would like nothing more than snacking on a passing ship. As a result, the lives of space explorers aren't all sunshine, roses, and space blasters.
That's a good thing because, in Gloom, outer-space misery loves company. Put your Characters through the interstellar wringer before they come to an ignominious end, and win the game!
Gloom in Space can be played alone or combined with Gloom - Second Edition and its expansions.
Calling all Redshirts: Gameplay Basics
Create your ragtag band of not-so-hardy space explorers from familiar archetypes like the Doctor, the Farmboy, and the Android. Play Modifier cards on them to make them miserable — maybe the Doctor quarrelled in the cantina and was beaten by bugs. Play cards on your opponents' Characters to make them disgustingly happy and successful.
As you play, the stories get more convoluted - and funnier - as you tell your fellow players exactly how your Character got into the situation. When your Characters are sufficiently miserable, kill them off to lock in your points and win the game.
As in the other Gloom games, Gloom in Space features unique transparent cards that stack atop each other to hide and reveal the Self-Worth scores from the cards below. The easy-scoring and sci-fi cartoon art is guaranteed to make your table delightfully depressing.
The game ends when all of your Characters have left for the great beyond, and the winner is the player who managed to smuggle the most misery onto their ships.
Description sourced from the manufacturer, Atlas Games.