Renegade Games Studios rgs0594 Gioco Clank in Space, multicolore, 31,12 x 8,26 x 31,12 cm Clank! In! posto!

Scritto da: lothar cornelius

Ein schönes Spiel für die ganze Familie, das leicht zu erlernen ist und auch nicht zu lange dauert. Jeder Spieler ist ein Dieb und bewegt seine Spielfigur durch Gänge eines Raumschiffes um ein Artefakt zu stehlen und wieder zu entkommen. Das versucht man so schnell wie möglich und will auch noch weitere Siegpunkte auf dem Weg einsammeln. Denn je länger man sich im Raumschiff (also auf dem Spielplan) aufhält um so gefährlicher wird es und man verliert vielleicht zu viele Lebenspunkte um noch sicher zu entkommen. Denn nur wer entkommt und die meisten Siegpunkte gesammelt hat kann gewinnen. Bisher nur auf englisch zu bekommen, aber mit ein wenig Englischkenntnisse kommt man gut zurecht, da vieles über Symbole gesteuert wird.Weiterlesen

Scritto da: S.

Nachdem das original Klonk! im Freundeskreis vorhanden ist, dieses mir aber so viel Spaß macht, dass ich ein eigenes Klonk! haben wollte, habe ich mich für Klonk! In Space entschieden. Im Grunde ist es wie das Original, nur komplexer durch neue Mechanismen. Für Klonk! Fans auf jeden Fall sehr interessant.Weiterlesen

Scritto da: Ioana

The game is super nicely done, but unfortunately the instructions are not. It takes a long time to understand the rules and set everything up. In the end, the gameplay is not hard at all, but is just weirdly explained.Weiterlesen

Scritto da: craig

This is a great game! but this particular edition is MISSING a CRITICAL CARD. Namely, the G0B-L1N. This is a known issue and if you search on the internet, you'll find lots of people bringing this up. The game's distributors, Dire Wolf Digital, will gladly send US customers a replacement. But DWD will NOT SEND European customers a replacement. Additionally, they have slow and poor customer service.Weiterlesen

Scritto da: Michele

Very fun game. It is easy enough to be played by everyone. The setup is a bit annoying because it takes some time. Recommended.Weiterlesen

Scritto da: Colin

Simple, easy to learn, adds a little spice to the base game.Weiterlesen

Scritto da: Fuzzy Llama Reviews

Clank! In! Space! 2-4 players, Competitive Overview of Gameplay- For those wondering right off the bat how much different this is from the original Clank! I can tell you that it is very similar with some added (awesome) tweaks. Overall the biggest difference is going to be the space theme when compared to original Clanks! Fantasy dungeon theme. I’ll go more into those differences later on. The way this game plays is in my opinion a masterpiece of game design. Disclaimer, I love the original Clank and low and behold I love Clank! In! Space! as well. Up to 4 players sneak aboard Lord Eradikus’s ship and plot to steal some of his precious artifacts and try to make it back to the escape pods to freedom. To do this you will draw a hand of 5 cards from your personal deck of cards, which, all players start with the exact same 10 cards in their deck at the very beginning so everyone is basically on equal footing. Then on your turn you play all of the 5 cards you drew and take the actions listed on them. The three main actions are Move, buy more cards and attack monsters. Any cards you buy from a row of 6 cards go directly into your discard pile and these all get shuffled back into a draw deck once your draw pile depletes. So over time your deck of cards gets stronger and you can effectively mold your deck the way you want based on what cards you choose to buy. So ultimately you are moving around the tiled board trying to retrieve an artifact and then move back to the beginning close to where you started and get on an escape pod and get the heck outta there. All the while this is happening you are making noise aka Clank and adding your specific colored cubes to the Clank area on the board. Now remember those cards you bought from the row of 6 cards earlier? Well at the end of your turn you refill that row up with cards drawn from the general deck. If any of those cards have an emblem of Lord Eradikus on them, he enrages and attacks! You then add any clank cubes from the board to the included velvety bag and draw as many cubes as Lord Eradikus demands! Which is to say whatever spot his token is on his personal track on the board. Now there are already a bunch of black cubes in that bag which are a help to you. Over time you will end up adding more and more of your colored cubes based on how much noise you make, which is usually determined by the cards you play. If you draw out any of your colored cubes you are damaged and those cubes are placed on your personal damage track. Fill that up and you are dead. However if you manage to make it to AT LEAST the docking area of the board before you die you can keep you acquired points. Not only that but player death isn’t the end in this game. The first player that dies controls the Clank bag from now on and draws from it on their turn, it’s a neat mechanic to speed up the end game if someone dies or escapes. Anyway, so once the game comes to a close, everyone counts up their points which are a smorgasbord of things including the units you have collect, the cards you purchased and the artifact and other small treasures you found. The person with the highest number is the ultimate winner! Win Condition /Length- I’m going to go on record and say I’m not the biggest fan of victory point conditions in games. However that’s not to say they are all bad by any means. Some games can do them right. The Clank! Series is one of them. There are a few different ways to acquire VP’s in this game but they are all interesting and thematic. It’s not just some track along the edge of the board. In this game you are collecting rare and exclusive artifacts and other treasures. You are buying cards to strengthen your deck and also as you are looking those cards over, you are making a judgement call on whether you want to buy that card that gives you those great abilities but is worth zero VP’s. The way they intertwine the VP mechanic into every fiber of this game doesn’t make the game feel like a VP game, and I love that. The game takes a pretty nominal amount of time to play. For those familiar with the original it takes a little longer than that version, which is to say about an hour and a half generally. Of course as with most games the more players you have playing, the longer the game will last. Setup/Takedown – Setup is both fun and kinda nerve-racking in this one. So the board is broken into many different tiled pieces that you assemble. 3 of these pieces are the same every game but 3 others are different every game. Which is to say that the 3 in the middle are double sided and can be placed in any order so that creates a HUGE replayability factor with this one. There is also a Clank! app that has a neat board randomizer that auto changes it up for you if you so wish. The rest of the setup is pretty standard for Clank, which is you place down the row of 6 cards and create piles of tokens that you will be using. The board setup is by far the longest because even after you get it assembled you have to place all the major and minor secret tokens and artifact tokens around all over the board. Give yourself some time for the board setup before you play it. Now to the nerve-racking part. The board pieces fit together SO snug that I am almost positive that the edges will become frayed after a few plays of this. You will want to be very careful with how you put these together and take them apart so not to damage the edge of the boards. Luckily they are some really thick and sturdy cardboard. Once assembled it does create a really cool looking shape of a space ship which just adds even more to the already awesome theme. Components/Game board – The components are looking good as ever and I really love the little player tokens in this game. Especially the little purple dude, with his giant ears. The tokens are all cardboard pieces and nothing spectacular per say but they also have a good thickness to them as well. The player cubes are all wooden and there are some plastic pieces as well. The Lord Eradikus token is wooden and the bag to hold the Clank! Is a really nice oversized bag which you can easily get your hand into. All in all the components are above average. I talked about the game board a bit earlier. And even though I do think it will become damaged after a few plays, I still love it. It’s a really awesome idea to keep the replayability high and to be honest I think the art looks neater than the original Clank! board. Just the way the lines connecting the different rooms look are more streamlined and organized. The old one they looked more drawn on and it didn’t really grab me like these do. That’s an extremely small quibble in the grand scheme of either game however. Box/Storage – The box has a nice insert that is Identical to the original Clank! insert and works almost just as well. The spaces for the cards are the same with 3 dedicated spaces to keep stuff organized. There are a couple bigger spots to place all the tokens and the baggie. You will need to find some baggies as well to sort out and bag up all the many tokens. So since the board is broken into tiles it doesn’t just easily plop in on top of everything like before. Luckily though the biggest tiled piece is large enough to fit over all the cards to keep them in place which is a lifesaver. Because of this you can easily store this on its side if need be. The other tiles just lay on top of that and with the instruction manual the box lid closes all the way with no issues and very little gap inside. Visual Appeal /Theme– I mean it’s just great. The artwork on the board and the cards is fantastic and the theme is just as awesome here in the space version as it was in the fantasy version of the original Clank! The few changes they made to this version of the game really work to make the theme even more awesome. For example you are not just rushing in and grabbing an artifact and getting out anymore. Now there is a force field around all the artifacts, in f

Scritto da: Juan Francisco Algara Norzagaray

El tirano intergaláctico está presumiendo sus posesiones y como buenos ladrones, no nos queda otra que apoderarnos de algunas de esas posesiones y ser los mejores ladrones. El problema es que inevitablemente haremos ruido (Clank) y os empezará a localizar y encontrar, cerrando pedazos de la nave y la cosa se puede poner muy difícil. La mecánica del juego es construcción de mazos (deck building) donde las cartas están llenas de referencia a peliculas y series del espacio. El tablero es modular y te proporciona mucha rejugabilidad. Existe otro Clank ambientado en un calabozo.Weiterlesen

Scritto da: Aacashia

El juego llegó en el tiempo indicado y en perfecto estado. Otro gran juego de esta saga.Weiterlesen

Scritto da: Aircost

Spedizione perfetta e mei tempi indicati, prodotto integro, che già conoscevo quondi nulla da dire sulla componentistica. Il gioco è molto divertente e scorrevole, è possibile giocarlo anche in solitaria con app che svolge la funzione di IA per aggiungere variabilita alla missione, anche in versione campagna con premi ed obbiettivi.Weiterlesen