Galactic Cruise: Advancements

Galactic Cruise: AdvancementsExpansion

2025T.K. King, Dennis Northcott, Koltin Thompson

1 - 4 players
90 - 150 min
3.9/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

As the company grows more industrious and innovative, life gets more interesting. Well-developed departments grow more prosperous, and oft-used technologies become increasingly efficient. Welcome to the age of Advancements! The Advancements expansion for Galactic Cruise includes several modules, which may be played individually or in any combination with one another. The Cabin-Matching module includes 48 blueprints, which will replace the ones included in the base game. Instead of having half-cabins in the middle of each segment, these blueprints have half-cabins in one of three places–left, center, or right–on their tops and bottoms. In order to build a segment into a shuttle, it must make a full cabin with other previously-installed segments. The Advanced Technologies module introduces upgradeable versions of the technology tiles from the base game; each Technology now has a technology track along the bottom that determines the level of its ability. Each Technology starts with its ability being the same as in the base game, but can eventually become better. The Advanced Locations module upgrades the locations throughout the game when a certain number of Developments have been built. When a location is upgraded, it grants bonuses to players based on how many Developments they've built adjacent to that location. There are also new Agenda Cards, new Upgrade Tokens, a new Cockpit and Engine tile, and and 2 new Expert Worker Tiles. Go forth, you innovators, and advance! -description from the publisher

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About Galactic Cruise: Advancements

From BoardGameGeek:

As the company grows more industrious and innovative, life gets more interesting. Well-developed departments grow more prosperous, and oft-used technologies become increasingly efficient. Welcome to the age of Advancements! The Advancements expansion for Galactic Cruise includes several modules, which may be played individually or in any combination with one another. The Cabin-Matching module includes 48 blueprints, which will replace the ones included in the base game. Instead of having half-cabins in the middle of each segment, these blueprints have half-cabins in one of three places–left, center, or right–on their tops and bottoms. In order to build a segment into a shuttle, it must make a full cabin with other previously-installed segments. The Advanced Technologies module introduces upgradeable versions of the technology tiles from the base game; each Technology now has a technology track along the bottom that determines the level of its ability. Each Technology starts with its ability being the same as in the base game, but can eventually become better. The Advanced Locations module upgrades the locations throughout the game when a certain number of Developments have been built. When a location is upgraded, it grants bonuses to players based on how many Developments they've built adjacent to that location. There are also new Agenda Cards, new Upgrade Tokens, a new Cockpit and Engine tile, and and 2 new Expert Worker Tiles. Go forth, you innovators, and advance! -description from the publisher

Designers

T.K. King, Dennis Northcott, Koltin Thompson

Artist

Ian O'Toole

Categories

Expansion for Base-gameAviation / FlightEconomicIndustry / Manufacturing

Mechanics

Action PointsModular BoardMulti-Use CardsVariable Set-up
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