Ninja Galaxy

Published 2006

AD 3017 - In the Ninja Galaxy it has been discovered that the four main star systems are becoming unstable. A destructive virus is spreading. The Ninja Elders have decided that only one star system can be saved. The other ones must be quickly neutralized. Which ones? To decide, the four Ninja Clans will battle each other at the Galaxy Power Rings. The winner's star system will be saved. Advance RING-LEVELS by going through PORTALS. Sabotage your opponents with PORTAL-BLOCKERS, and VAPORIZE blockers in your way. Battle your opponents up close with LASER SWORDS, or eliminate them with LIGHT STARS. Finally, NEUTRALIZE the other star systems with the very powerful NEGATIVE ENERGY DISCS (NED). New Advanced Rules: Use your Ninja Master Card to come into the battle when your ninja is facing elimination. In addition, each ninja has a special ability and on the third hit-point is eliminated. This adds much more strategy to the game and plays in about an hour. Ninja Galaxy is a fun Space-Battle Adventure for the whole family and yet serious enough for the "gamer." A game of strategy, chance and fantastic finishes!

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Ninja Galaxy

Game Info

Players
2-4 Players
Time
30 min
Weight
Light-Medium — 1.5/5
Year
2006
BGG Rating
3.31
BGG Rank
#29843

Frequently Asked Questions

Ninja Galaxy supports 2 to 4 players.
A typical game of Ninja Galaxy takes about 30 minutes.
Ninja Galaxy has a complexity rating of 1.50/5.00 on BoardGameGeek, placing it in the 'Light' category. It is very accessible and great for new gamers.
Ninja Galaxy has a rating of 3.31/10 on BoardGameGeek, based on 75 ratings. It is ranked #29843 overall.
Ninja Galaxy was designed by Randy Thompson. It was published in 2006.