Box cover art for the board game "Andromeda" by Alan R. Moon, featuring a detailed illustration of a spaceship with a transparent dome revealing people inside, flying near a ringed planet and asteroid with the Rio Grande Games logo in the bottom right corner.
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Battle for Andromeda: Conflict for a Trillion Suns! (1976)

Battle for Andromeda

Battle for Andromeda: Conflict for a Trillion Suns! is a board wargame published by Taurus Games in 1976. The game is set on a grand strategic level with each player controlling a civilization. There are six civilizations supplied, all with the same basic units. The game is about far future ship-to-ship alien battles for control of the galaxy.

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Game Components of Battle for Andromeda

The Game Components of Battle for Andromeda include:
– Game board
– Rulebook
– 6 civilization sheets
– 6 sets of unit counters
– 2 six-sided dice

Game Setup of Battle for Andromeda

The Game Setup of Battle for Andromeda involves each player choosing a civilization and taking the corresponding civilization sheet and unit counters. The game board is then set up, and each player places their units on the board according to the setup instructions.

Gameplay Mechanics of Battle for Andromeda

The game is a spacecraft combat game set on a grand strategic level. Each player controls a civilization and battles for control of the galaxy. The game is played in turns, with each turn consisting of several phases.

Game Objective of Battle for Andromeda

The objective of the game is to control the galaxy by eliminating all other civilizations.

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