Cover of Struggle for the Galactic Empire

Struggle for the Galactic Empire 2009

Players
1
Play time
240 min
Complexity
Medium 3.0 / 5 (43 votes)

Description

Publisher websitein far future earth distant myth mankind gain mean transit vastness space safely quickly great human wave extend galaxy human soon inhabit thousand worldscommunitie world form alliance alliance federation eventually galactic empire bear empire exist millennia grow consolidate bring inhabit world controldespite size apparent success galactic empire rebel usurper want create empire alien imaginable form long millennia form man take new shape genetic engineeringstruggle galactic empire solitaire science fiction game assume leadership force galactic empire strive maintain expand dominion fight force chaos seek destroy military political social economic decision deal threat arise farflung empire stable expand bring new glory discovery colonization conquestthe map show entire galaxy divide sector star system production carry nanoassembler create starship worldsize weapon unit include combat colonization ship control group leader unit type combat value weapon morphogenetic system weapon destroy enemy morphogenetic system change friend loyalty switch forth depend situationthreat generate randomly draw chaos marker include rebel usurper independent empire invader alien force technological economic social political military event launch expedition attempt gain new knowledge technology rule allow use psychosocial warfare propaganda repress rebellionscontent die cut counter x map rule booklet player aid storage bag.

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Year
2009

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