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Reference: TFC79000
Star Gazers is a drafting and tile placement game for 2 to 4 players aged 10 and up, where each player builds a celestial mural by linking galaxy tiles and tokens to complete objectives.
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In Star Gazers, each player plays a space enthusiast who observes the universe through a telescope and translates their findings into a personal mural. The game uses an open drafting mechanism combined with tile placement: each turn, players draft a combination of galaxy tiles and tokens drawn from a cloth bag, then place them on their mural board to connect celestial features together. The game's originality lies in the artistic dimension of this collection: beyond simple optimized placement, each mural board becomes a personal depiction of the sky observed by the player, while a journal board allows for recording additional observations.
Setup and how a game unfolds
Each player takes a mural board and a journal board, and the 64 galaxy tiles and 91 wooden tokens are set up around the central universe board and inside the cloth bag provided for that purpose. On their turn, a player chooses an available tile-and-token combination from the universe board, then places them on their mural board, connecting patterns between tiles to fulfill objectives drawn from the game's 54 cards. The wooden first player marker determines who starts each new round, and play continues until players' mural boards are filled.
End of game and scoring
The game ends once mural boards are filled or the conditions set out in the rules are met. Players then use the provided scorepad to tally the points earned from the connections made between their galaxy tiles and from completing their card objectives. The player with the highest score wins, rewarding the most accomplished celestial mural.
In Star Gazers, each player plays a space enthusiast who observes the universe through a telescope and translates their findings into a personal mural. The game uses an open drafting mechanism combined with tile placement: each turn, players draft a combination of galaxy tiles and tokens drawn from a cloth bag, then place them on their mural board to connect celestial features together. The game's originality lies in the artistic dimension of this collection: beyond simple optimized placement, each mural board becomes a personal depiction of the sky observed by the player, while a journal board allows for recording additional observations.
Setup and how a game unfolds
Each player takes a mural board and a journal board, and the 64 galaxy tiles and 91 wooden tokens are set up around the central universe board and inside the cloth bag provided for that purpose. On their turn, a player chooses an available tile-and-token combination from the universe board, then places them on their mural board, connecting patterns between tiles to fulfill objectives drawn from the game's 54 cards. The wooden first player marker determines who starts each new round, and play continues until players' mural boards are filled.
End of game and scoring
The game ends once mural boards are filled or the conditions set out in the rules are met. Players then use the provided scorepad to tally the points earned from the connections made between their galaxy tiles and from completing their card objectives. The player with the highest score wins, rewarding the most accomplished celestial mural.
