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. As a passionate gamer and fan fanatic of Star Wars, I was blown away by the immersive experience this game provides. The attention to detail was second-to-none, even in the game pieces. We had an absolute blast playing this. It will test any Star Trek lover’s knowledge with questions covering various categories, such as episodes, characters, Star Trek lore, and spaceships. Usability

The final two versions, sadly, were never released. But still, at least I can kind of get the intended wormhole action to work to work between the two boards I have. Price: I was impressed with this game’s quality and quantity of parts. There was a lot for the money.Boldly go where no one has gone before my list of the top Star Trek board games on the market today, and take your game night to the next level. Learning Curve: The game might take some people a little time to get their heads around, especially newbies or none-trekkies. Dated: This is aimed more at the die-hard, old-school fans. There’s not much in there, including the newer Star Trek material. Selling old ST- used & loved - (been boxed in garage for over 15 years in Florida USA as I now live in Germany.

I bought my Next Gen board and waited. Soon the next board would be released and the fun would begin.The only obvious let down is that the buildings described as fleets and starships remain respectfully as hotels and houses. 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. The classic board game Monopoly has been given the Trekkie treatment in this Star Trek-themed edition of the game. Monopoly Star Trek Continuum boldly goes where no other version has gone before, and covers the entire spectrum of the Star Trek universe and five television series: The Original Series, The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager and Enterprise. 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: The only slight niggle I had with the usability of this chess set was the vague instructions. Of course, you might already know how to play regular chess, but this is something entirely different, which some people might find confusing. However, it’ll stay with you forever once you’ve got your head around it. Authenticity