Galileo Galilei: Luna
Expansion for Base-game · Renaissance

Galileo Galilei: Luna

In the 16th century, astronomers like Tycho Brahe studied the Moon’s movements and phases using precise measurements and simple instruments. Galileo Galilei’s telescope revealed craters and mountains on the Moon, thereby disproving the ancient hypothesis of its perfect smoothness. These observations changed our understanding of the Moon and of the entire universe.

1–4 players60 minages 13heavy difficulty
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What is Galileo Galilei: Luna

In the 16th century, astronomers like Tycho Brahe studied the Moon’s movements and phases using precise measurements and simple instruments. Galileo Galilei’s telescope revealed craters and mountains on the Moon, thereby disproving the ancient hypothesis of its perfect smoothness. These observations changed our understanding of the Moon and of the entire universe.

This expansion for Galileo Galilei introduces the Moon as a new object of observation, adding a new scoring mechanic to explore. Discover four new playable characters, each bringing unique abilities. Additionally, powerful inquisitors enter the game, offering great rewards to those who can successfully persuade them. Map the Moon together and enhance your strategic possibilities!

—description from the publisher

Specs

Game details

Players
1–4
Age
+13
Duration
60 min
Difficulty
Heavy
Type
Expansion
Year
2025
Mechanics
Area Majority / Influence · End Game Bonuses · Rondel
Categories
Expansion for Base-game · Renaissance · Space Exploration
Designer
Michal Peichl · Tomáš Holek
Publisher
Pink Troubadour · Capstone Games · Frosted Games · REXhry
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How many players is Galileo Galilei: Luna for?

Galileo Galilei: Luna plays with 1–4 players.

How long does a game take?

A game takes about 60 minutes.

What age is it suitable for?

It is recommended from age 13.

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