Star Trek Monopoly Continuum Edition Family Board Game

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The player tokens were small pewter recreations of key items from Star Trek: Captain Kirk's command chair, a 23rd century Starfleet communicator, a Klingon bloodwine goblet, the Galileo shuttlecraft, a Vulcan lute, and the 2290s version of the type 2 phaser. Instead of the standard Monopoly tokens, players use tokens representing NFL team logos or football-related symbols. I have a complete set of Autograph cards, framed, from the 1997 Skybox TOS Season 1 set. This was the first set to feature the autograph cards. The main point of my research was finding games that captured the essence of the Star Trek series and put you in the center of the world, creating atmosphere and personal characterization to enjoy a completely immersive experience. 2. Age Range

The game was designed by Charles Darrow, who initially developed it as a homemade game before securing a licensing deal with Parker Brothers. Instead of the standard Monopoly tokens, players use tokens representing baseball-related items, such as a baseball glove, a baseball bat, a baseball cap, a pitcher's mound, or a baseball.Mine looked a 1,000 times better than any of the 'official' versions out there because I'd altered the board and pieces to make it into a game of Monopoly set in the Star Trek universe, instead of a game of Monopoly with a couple of Star Trek pictures. Later I learned that a second version had been released, based on the original series, but only in America. The game was played in exactly the same manner as the original Monopoly game but its game elements were based on various facets of the " Prime Universe" of Star Trek: Six playing pieces: Captain Kirk's command chair, a 23rd century Starfleet communicator, a Klingon bloodwine goblet, the Galileo shuttlecraft, a Vulcan lute and the 2290s version of the type 2 phaser.

You can play this game yourself if you wish, but it’s much better to play in groups. It makes an excellent corporate game and will break the ice at any gathering. Extended Gameplay The game is easy to follow, with simple instructions. The game flows nicely, allowing players to grasp the concept as they play along. Portability The original Monopoly game was indeed introduced in 1935 by Parker Brothers, and it has since become one of the most iconic and enduring board games in history. The great thing about this game is the fact there are so many outcomes and gameplay options, which gives it a high replayability value. Multiple upgrades are available, and you can build your crew to your liking, making it a whole new voyage every time you play. Key FeaturesI wanted to make sure there was a game for everyone’s budget, you might not always want to splash out on an expensive game, so I included lower to higher-ranged products. Frequently Asked Questions Price: This costs more than I would like to pay for a game of Monopoly. However, you’re paying for the niche topic and unique themed parts. To any true Star Trek fan, it’s worth it. With the ability to command starships, unleash powerful weapons, and outmaneuver opponents, you’re on a thrilling voyage of tactical gameplay and exhilarating adventure. Usability I loved the artwork and imagery that reflect the Star Trek theme with this version of the much-loved Monopoly. They captured the show’s essence while maintaining the game’s classical elements. Key Features