Security Station
An expansion by John W. Colbert
0-1 Players 180 minutes Low
Role Playing, Hexagon Grid
Fighting, Adventure, Science Fiction, Wargame
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Description
Security Station is a classic board game from 1980, designed by John W. Colbert, that's all about immersing yourself in a science fiction world of adventure and combat. As a solo player, you'll embark on a thrilling journey that can last up to 180 minutes, navigating through a hexagon grid and taking on various roles to overcome challenges. The rules are easy to learn, making it accessible to new players, but don't be fooled - the game requires strategic thinking and cunning to succeed. As an expansion to the base games Melee and Wizard, Security Station builds upon existing mechanics, adding a new layer of depth to the gameplay experience. With elements of fighting, adventure, and wargaming, this game is perfect for fans of science fiction and role-playing games, offering a unique and engaging experience that's sure to keep you entertained.
Expansion for
Melee
2 Players
15 minutes
Low
Wizard
2 Players
30 minutes
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