Watch “Star Trek: Star Realms Content Overview with Comparison to Original Star Realms Set,” a board game unboxing on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by Nathan Butler on YouTube:
Nate takes a look at the Star Trek: Star Realms base game, which is a reskin of the original Star Realms base game. Direct comparison is made between the two games in detail.
00:00 Intro (Star Trek: Star Realms as a reskin of the first Star Realms core set)
02:22 Packaging
04:55 Insert
05:43 Mat
07:24 Rulebook (with info on variants)
09:01 Authority Tokens
09:44 Starter and Always Available Cards
13:28 United Federation of Planets (vs. Trade Federation)
20:40 Dominion (vs. Star Empire)
24:10 Klingons (vs. Machine Cult)
26:14 Romulans (vs. The Blobs)
29:03 Wrap-up (showing play area)
32:23 Final Comments
Quick note: I mention in the video how there are some card rewordings from the original Star Realms set, such as the lack of "may" on the Galaxy-Class card in ST:SR, while it was included in the wording of the Command Ship card from SR. I have since (upon receiving a newer printing of the original Star Realms set to replace my previous one with "meh" printing) confirmed that the change is on the newer Star Realms cards as well. So it wasn't changed for ST:SR but for newer SR printings and then carried over to ST:SR.
Mainly unboxings and reviews. Star Trek: Star Realms Core Set is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 5 reviews, 2 how-to-play guides, 4 recorded sessions, 6 unboxings, and 1 other video.
2 - 4 players
20 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting
About Star Trek: Star Realms Core Set, from BoardGameGeek:
STAR TREK™: Star Realms® is a complete star ship combat deck-building game for 2-4 players. Build your fleet! Romulan, Klingon, Dominion, and Federation ships are yours to command. Play head-to-head or up to four players in multiplayer modes that offer versus and cooperative experiences. STAR TREK™: Star Realms® is fully compatible with other Star Realms® products.
In STAR TREK™: Star Realms®, you start with a Personal Deck of cards representing your armada. On your turn you will play cards from your hand to gain Trade, Combat, Authority, and other effects.
Trade is used to buy ship and Location cards.
Combat is used to attack your opponent and their Locations.
Authority is your score.
The first player to reduce their opponent's Authority to zero wins the game!