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Wireless

Wireless

2026·Marco Canetta, Stefania NiccoliniMainly reviews

Videos
6
Creators
6

Wireless is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 3 reviews, 1 recorded sessions, 1 unboxings, and 1 other video.

1 - 4 players
30 - 120 min

From BoardGameGeek

In Wireless, players take on the roles of pioneering inventors from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. They compete to build the world's first wireless networks. Marconi, Tesla, Braun and Edison are among the figures who drive forward the development of early telecommunications, competing for patents, financial backing and increasingly powerful connections across greater distances. On the world map, players build radio stations, transmit and modulate signals, reach new nations and establish permanent connections. The strategic direction of each game is shaped by patents, scientists, magnates, factories and personal target nations. At the heart of Wireless is a streamlined action system: building radio stations, transmitting signals, modulating connections, raising funds or preparing patents all require tiles from a player's display. The more an action is used, the more difficult it becomes to perform again in the short term, so precise timing is essential - players must reach the right locations on the world map while also developing and rebuilding their own engine at the right moment. The game is played over a variable number of rounds, with each player taking one turn per round. At the end of the game, players score points based on their overall expansion across the world map. Each player focuses on a combination of four possible strategies: reaching specific nations, establishing permanent connections, acquiring patents and reaching personal target positions on their player board, as well as earning points from personal target tiles. The player with the most points wins. -description from the publisher

Wireless

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Review

A cool action selection mechanism - Wireless Board Game Review18:50

A cool action selection mechanism - Wireless Board Game Review

Board Gaming Ramblings

Board Gaming Ramblings

Watch it played

Wireless (Essen 2026)0:32

Wireless (Essen 2026)

Ready Steady Play

Ready Steady Play

Which Wireless video should I watch?

Wireless has 6 videos from 6 creators: 3 reviews, 1 playthrough, 1 unboxing and 1 other video. They date from July to November 2026.

For an opinion before you buy, start with "A cool action selection mechanism - Wireless Board Game Review" by Board Gaming Ramblings. 3 creators have reviewed it. To see it played, watch "Wireless (Essen 2026)" by Ready Steady Play.

If you like it, try Kingdom Crossing, Zhanguo: The First Empire, Norsewind and The Doge Ship, also by Marco Canetta. It appears in convention videos from Spiel Essen 2026.

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A cool action selection mechanism - Wireless Board Game ReviewReview18:50

A cool action selection mechanism - Wireless Board Game Review

Board Gaming Ramblings

Board Gaming Ramblings

Wireless UnboxingUnboxing1:18

Wireless Unboxing

Spielefaible

Spielefaible

Essen Preview - Wireless17:15

Essen Preview - Wireless

Ludopathe Pogonophile

Ludopathe Pogonophile

Booghy plays... Wireless(2p, Rules Ovw, Playthrough, Review)Review2:30:40

Booghy plays... Wireless(2p, Rules Ovw, Playthrough, Review)

Booghy Plays...

Booghy Plays...

Wireless (Essen 2026)Playthrough0:32

Wireless (Essen 2026)

Ready Steady Play

Ready Steady Play

I giochi in scatola provati alla Berlin Con 2026: cinque novità in anteprima assoluta.. con giveawayReview19:06

I giochi in scatola provati alla Berlin Con 2026: cinque novità in anteprima assoluta.. con giveaway

Lorenzo Natalini - The Board Game Guru

Lorenzo Natalini - The Board Game Guru

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Board Gaming Ramblings
Board Gaming Ramblings
1 video of this game
Booghy Plays...
Booghy Plays...
1 video of this game
Lorenzo Natalini - The Board Game Guru
Lorenzo Natalini - The Board Game Guru
1 video of this game
Ludopathe Pogonophile
Ludopathe Pogonophile
1 video of this game
Ready Steady Play
Ready Steady Play
1 video of this game
Spielefaible
Spielefaible
1 video of this game

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About Wireless

From BoardGameGeek:

In Wireless, players take on the roles of pioneering inventors from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. They compete to build the world's first wireless networks. Marconi, Tesla, Braun and Edison are among the figures who drive forward the development of early telecommunications, competing for patents, financial backing and increasingly powerful connections across greater distances. On the world map, players build radio stations, transmit and modulate signals, reach new nations and establish permanent connections. The strategic direction of each game is shaped by patents, scientists, magnates, factories and personal target nations. At the heart of Wireless is a streamlined action system: building radio stations, transmitting signals, modulating connections, raising funds or preparing patents all require tiles from a player's display. The more an action is used, the more difficult it becomes to perform again in the short term, so precise timing is essential - players must reach the right locations on the world map while also developing and rebuilding their own engine at the right moment. The game is played over a variable number of rounds, with each player taking one turn per round. At the end of the game, players score points based on their overall expansion across the world map. Each player focuses on a combination of four possible strategies: reaching specific nations, establishing permanent connections, acquiring patents and reaching personal target positions on their player board, as well as earning points from personal target tiles. The player with the most points wins. -description from the publisher

Designers

Marco Canetta, Stefania Niccolini

Publisher

Spielefaible

Categories

EconomicIndustry / ManufacturingTerritory Building

Mechanics

Action SelectionNetwork and Route Building
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