A board game box titled "SECTOR 41" with space-themed artwork, including spaceships, a planet, and nebulae, by Scimitar Games.
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Sector 41 (2009)

Sector 41

Sector 41 was developed from a compilation of game concepts developed by David Long and Michael Lachtanski, the earliest of which go back to the mid-1990s. The game was published by Scimitar Games and released in late fall of 2008.

Game Components of Sector 41

The Game Components of Sector 41 include:
– Game board
– 4 mother ships
– 12 explorer ships
– 36 Glynium tokens
– 4 player reference cards
– Rulebook

Game Setup of Sector 41

The Game Setup of Sector 41 includes:
– Shuffle the face-down tiles and place them on the game board.
– Each player chooses a race and takes the corresponding mother ship and explorer ships.
– Place the Glynium tokens on the face-down tiles.
– Each player places their mother ship on the edge of the game board.

Gameplay Mechanics of Sector 41

The Gameplay Mechanics of Sector 41 include:
– Players take turns moving their mother ship and explorer ships.
– Explorer ships can discover, mine, and tow deposits of Glynium to their mother ship.
– Players can use their mother ship to fold space and alter the board to their advantage.

Game Objective of Sector 41

The objective of the game is to collect more Glynium points than the other players.

Buy Online

The game can be purchased online from Amazon.

Conclusion

Sector 41 is a turn-based strategy board game for two to four players. The game takes place on a 9×9 grid of face-down tiles, and players control one mother ship which moves along the edge of the game board. The objective of the game is to collect more Glynium points than the other players. The game can be purchased online from Amazon.

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