Watch “Star Wars: The Queen's Gambit / 20th Anniversary Timelapse Session 1,” a gameplay video for Star Wars: The Queen's Gambit on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by celticgriffon on YouTube:
My son, Kieran, and I decided to watch Episode I: The Phantom Menace and then pull out the game which re-creates all of the action.
It's hard to believe it has been 20 years since this movie and the game hit the theatres!
Kieran B / Trade Federation and Sith forces
Michael B / Naboo and Jedi forces
After pressing hard Kieran managed to break the force field on the main battlefield. Shortly after he killed Captain Panaka and then the false Queen.
I then managed to take out Darth Maul with Qui-Gon and Obi-Won near full health. Unable to get either of the characters in the main action, it was up to Anakin.
WIth only 2 Palace Guards remaining, the true Queen Amidala, and the two Jedi remaining Anakin managed to blow the Droid Control ship to smithereen's securing a very tense victory for the Naboo.
Thanks for watching!!
March 20, 2020
Game produced by Hasbro / Avalon Hill
Go Pro Hero 7 Timelapse / 2s intervals
Mainly playthroughs. Star Wars: The Queen's Gambit is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 11 reviews, 2 how-to-play guides, 20 recorded sessions, 3 unboxings, and 1 other video.
2 - 4 players
120 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting
About Star Wars: The Queen's Gambit, from BoardGameGeek:
Based on the four battles at the end of Star Wars Episode One: The Phantom Menace -- the battle on the plain between the Gungan forces and the droid army; the attempt by Naboo forces, led by Queen Amidala, to storm the palace and capture the Trade Federation viceroys; the fight between Darth Maul and the two Jedi Knights; and the space battle in which Anakin's starfighter destroyed the Droid Control Ship.
The forces are represented by 155 plastic miniatures on three separate boards, including a three-level palace. The action is driven by two decks of cards for each side. Each turn, each side simultaneously chooses four action cards from a hand of ten, and places them in order. The actions are then carried out one at a time, alternating sides. Combat is resolved using special attack and defense dice.