Federation Space (1981)

Federation Space

“Federation Space” is a strategic-level science-fiction combat board game set in the Star Trek universe from the original TV series. It was published by Task Force Games in 1981 and was designed by Stephen Wilcox as a strategic companion to the more tactical “Star Fleet Battles” system. The game covers a large extent of space and features various space-faring races from the Star Trek TV series, such as the Federation, Klingons, Romulans, Gorns, Tholians, and Hydrans.

Why is Federation Space Popular?

“Federation Space” is popular among Star Trek fans for its strategic gameplay and its ability to serve as a module for “Star Fleet Battles”. The game has received positive reviews for its relatively simple and playable design, which allows players to engage in fast-moving, action-oriented strategic space combat.

Game Components of Federation Space

The Game Components of Federation Space include:
– 20″ x 24″ hex grid map
– 432 back-printed die-cut cardboard counters
– Fleet organization charts
– Combat results table
– 16-page rulebook

Game Setup of Federation Space

To set up the game, players choose the map they wish to explore and place the hex grid map on the table. The game is designed for two to eight players.

Gameplay Mechanics of Federation Space

“Federation Space” is a strategic-level game where players control entire fleets in a combat setting. The gameplay involves players moving their fleets across the hex grid map, engaging in combat, and using various tactics to achieve victory.

Game Objective of Federation Space

The Game Objective of Federation Space is to achieve galactic supremacy by controlling the most territory and resources in the game.

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