Star Trek: Attack Wing

Publicado en 2013

Game description from the publisher: Star Trek: Attack Wing is a tactical space combat miniatures game, featuring pre-painted ships from the Star Trek Universe. By using the FlightPath maneuver system* (licensed from Fantasy Flight Games), players engage in exploration and combat, traversing sprawling Star Trek space maps made available via an in-store Organized Play program. As commander, players have the ability to customize, upgrade, and assign famous crewmembers to their fleets, which feature ships from the series' prominent empires and forces as well as special stats and abilities, and unique maneuvers on separate Combat Dials. Star Trek: Attack Wing is a standalone game which uses the core rule set of FFGs' FlightPath game system with a Star Trek twist, but is not compatible with other FlightPath games from FFG. The FlightPath maneuver system used in Star Trek: Attack Wing is based on the original game design by Jason Little.

Mecanicas

Action / Movement Programming Action Queue Simultaneous Action Selection Variable Player Powers Dice Rolling

Categorias

Aviation / Flight Miniatures Science Fiction Movies / TV / Radio theme

Disenadores

Andrew Parks Christopher Guild

Editoriales

WizKids
Star Trek: Attack Wing

Informacion del juego

Jugadores
1-99 Players
Tiempo
1 hours
Peso
Medium — 2,72/5
Ano
2013
Puntuacion en BGG
7,50
Posicion en BGG
#2236
Edad minima
14+

Preguntas frecuentes

Star Trek: Attack Wing supports 1 to 99 players. The community rates it best at 2 players.
A typical game of Star Trek: Attack Wing takes about 60 minutes.
Star Trek: Attack Wing has a complexity rating of 2.72/5.00 on BoardGameGeek, placing it in the 'Medium' category. It offers a good balance of depth and accessibility.
The recommended minimum age for Star Trek: Attack Wing is 14+. This makes it suitable for teens and adults.
Star Trek: Attack Wing has a rating of 7.50/10 on BoardGameGeek, based on 1,974 ratings. It is ranked #2236 overall.
Star Trek: Attack Wing was designed by Andrew Parks, Christopher Guild. It was published in 2013.