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Learn how to play AEGIS in five minutes or less or more. Move your giant robots into position, combine them into even bigger robots and annihilate the enemy!
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2018·Cassandra Clark, Sarah Como, Breeze Grigas, Zach Kettell, Ryan "The Boulder" Richford, Tom Wozencraft
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Some reviews. AEGIS: Combining Robot Strategy Game is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 10 reviews, 4 how-to-play guides, 2 unboxings, and 13 other videos.
2 - 6 players
20 - 120 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting
About AEGIS: Combining Robot Strategy Game, from BoardGameGeek:
Who doesn't love combining robots? A.E.G.I.S.: Combining Robot Strategy Game is the world's best combining robot tabletop game! Using themes from all your favorite giant mecha shows, it takes elements from popular tabletop wargames and streamlines them to make a game with the same depth of strategy without the high learning curve, distance measuring and long play times. Players build teams out of five robots to duke it out against other players' teams of five. It's designed to be easy to learn, affordable to buy, and quick to play, setting it apart from other strategy games.
There are five different classes of robot: Assault, Evasive, Guard, Intel and Support, and dozens of robots in each of those Classes. Each Class has its own way of playing and interacting with other bots, and you can make a team out of any five of them for an infinite amount of possible strategies!
The main mechanism of the game is teambuilding. Each robot on your team shares energy with each other, so moving and attacking with one will limit what the rest of your team can do during your turn. Certain compatible robots can combine into greater forms, too! If your team is built correctly, you can unite all five of your robots together to form something right out of your favorite giant robot cartoon!
Designers
Cassandra Clark, Sarah Como, Breeze Grigas, Zach Kettell, Ryan "The Boulder" Richford, Tom Wozencraft