Starline Hill
2026
2 players
40 - 60 min
From BoardGameGeek
Discover stories yet untold by the stars in Starline Hill, a simple-to-learn and quick-to-play strategy game in which you and your opponent will spot stars in the night sky to form constellations! Place your stars carefully to solidify your territory - restricting your opponent's options while trying to form constellation shapes yourself. When you claim a constellation using your stars, neutral stars are left behind which can be spotted in straight lines. This could lead to a big positional advantage for you - or your opponent, if they're well prepared. Rules include the full version of the game, which typically runs 40-60 minutes, as well as an easy-to-set-up quick version that typically runs 20-25 minutes. -description from the designer
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Which Starline Hill video should I watch?
Starline Hill has 3 videos from 3 creators: 2 reviews and 1 how-to-play guide. They date from March 2025.
To learn the rules, start with "Starline Hill Preview | Pumped Up Kickstarter" by Foster the Meeple, which runs 10 min.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Starline Hill Preview - Star Crossed Opponents" by BoardGameCo.
If you like it, try Go, Maps of Misterra, Kingdomino or Qawale, which share several of its mechanics.
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About Starline Hill
From BoardGameGeek:
Discover stories yet untold by the stars in Starline Hill, a simple-to-learn and quick-to-play strategy game in which you and your opponent will spot stars in the night sky to form constellations! Place your stars carefully to solidify your territory - restricting your opponent's options while trying to form constellation shapes yourself. When you claim a constellation using your stars, neutral stars are left behind which can be spotted in straight lines. This could lead to a big positional advantage for you - or your opponent, if they're well prepared. Rules include the full version of the game, which typically runs 40-60 minutes, as well as an easy-to-set-up quick version that typically runs 20-25 minutes. -description from the designer
Publisher
Self-published
Categories
Abstract StrategyTerritory Building
Mechanics
Hex GridPattern BuildingPattern Recognition