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The Artemis Project
Europa, Jupiter's moon. Deep beneath the crust, the oceans are teeming with alien sea life. Shellfish, plants, corals, arthropods, even strange fish and larger sea creatures populate a wide-ranging interconnected web of hidden seas. Volcanism is rampant, warming the mineral-rich waters and creating excellent conditions for energy-harvesting.
What is The Artemis Project
Europa, Jupiter's moon. Deep beneath the crust, the oceans are teeming with alien sea life. Shellfish, plants, corals, arthropods, even strange fish and larger sea creatures populate a wide-ranging interconnected web of hidden seas. Volcanism is rampant, warming the mineral-rich waters and creating excellent conditions for energy-harvesting.
The largest cavern close to the surface is known as The Pocket. This is where the initial teams of Stabilizers built their first outposts, with the intent to establish long-term communities capable of surviving indefinitely. Aqua-farming is well established; food and other sundries are efficiently gathered. The Pocket has many deposits of minerals and crystals that can be mined and processed to create strong and versatile construction materials locally.
Colonists arrive at the Doorstep at regular intervals when the Threshold is opened. The arrivals are of four general types: Pioneers (who are tasked with exploring the changing surface of the moon and the labyrinth of seas beneath), Engineers (who develop and operate the machinery and structures needed to run the colonies), Marines (who defend the colonies from hostile sea life, unwanted intruders, and other colonies), and Stewards (overseers responsible for strategy and negotiation).
Colony development mostly occurs beneath the ice; this is where all of the moon’s resources are concentrated, so this is where the effort is best spent. To keep close to the surface, most colony structures are built clinging onto the underside of the ice crust. Surface structures will be built only once an undersea outpost is well established and beginning to thrive. In addition to construction and resource-gathering, colonies spend a lot of effort on exploring this new environment. The volcanic action and mineral-heavy waters make long-range scanning unreliable, so physical exploration is required to plumb the depths.
Game details
- Players
- 1–5
- Age
- +13
- Duration
- 75 min
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Type
- Board game
- Year
- 2019
- Mechanics
- Auction / Bidding · Dice Rolling · Set Collection
- Categories
- Dice · Science Fiction · Space Exploration
- Designer
- Daryl Chow · Daniel Rocchi
- Publisher
- Grand Gamers Guild · Board Game Rookie · Bureau de Juegos · Gen-X Games
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Juego de terraformar la luna de júpiter. Una mecánica de colocación de dados pero con un toque diferente. En el que piensas en el turno de los demás jugadores, aunque te pueden pisar, complicar el hacer las acciones
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How many players is The Artemis Project for?
The Artemis Project plays with 1–5 players.
How long does a game take?
A game takes about 75 minutes.
What age is it suitable for?
It is recommended from age 13.
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