Martian Coasters (2006) Board Game
Martian Coasters is an abstract strategy board game designed by Andrew Looney and published by Looney Labs in in 2006. The game is best suited for 2 to 5 players aged 8 and above, with a playtime of 15 to 30 minutes. With a combination of dice rolling, a modular board, and a roll/spin and move mechanism, Martian Coasters offers a unique and challenging gameplay experience.
Game Components of Martian Coasters
How To Setup Martian Coasters
To set up Martian Coasters, players start by arranging the four coasters in a grid or any other desired pattern. Each coaster has a unique maze printed on it. The Treehouse set is used to place the pyramid pieces on the coasters according to the specific rules of the game being played. Since Martian Coasters can be used to play multiple games, the setup may vary depending on the chosen game.
Gameplay Mechanics and Game Objective
Player Experience
Playing Martian Coasters offers a unique and engaging experience, combining the simplicity of coasters with the complexity of a strategy game. Players need to think ahead and plan their moves carefully to succeed. The game is highly portable and can be played casually or competitively.
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Personal Thoughts on Martian Coasters
Martian Coasters is ideal for fans of abstract strategy games and those who enjoy games that are both portable and versatile. It’s a great addition to any game collection, especially for players who appreciate the Looney Pyramid series. The game is suitable for casual gamers and families looking for a fun, easy-to-learn game. However, players seeking more complex gameplay might find it less challenging.
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