Hier https://www.gmtgames.com/p-101…yages-of-the-pandora.aspx ist die eigentliche Infoseite dazu. Schade, das es nicht Multiplayer wird, sondern mehr auf Solo und 2-Player ausgelegt ist.
Habe ich die nicht ganz oben verlinkt?
Beiträge von Nico im Thema „Away Team: The Voyages of the Pandora (John Butterfield, GMT Games) p500“
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GMT Games - Away Team: The Voyages of the Pandora
"AWAY TEAM: The Voyages of the Pandora is a game of exploring alien worlds in distant star systems. You command the Pandora, an interstellar survey ship on its voyages of discovery. Each voyage sends Pandora to a different star system where you assemble away teams from the ship’s crew and equipment to explore planets, moons, and other sites of interest, with the following directives:
Locate exo-life forms and document their physiology and behavior
Collect exo-DNA, vital to genetic science and human adaptation to life in the stars
Identify and survey environments suitable for human settlement and development
Search for intelligent life and alien cultures; and if found, establish contact with goodwill
Don’t get killed.
[Blockierte Grafik: https://gmtwebsiteassets.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/Away+Team/AwayTeam_banner2.jpg]AWAY TEAM has three modes of play:
The solitaire campaign game provides an epic, interconnected, narrative experience for one player across seven star systems, providing over 80 hours of play time, exploration, and plot-twists.
The solitaire star system game provides one player with a repeatable play experience commanding one Pandora voyage to a single star system. You set the experience level of your crew and the danger level of each voyage.
The 2-player game puts players in command of competing away teams from Pandora in a voyage to a single star system—also a repeatable play experience.
Forty years ago, John Butterfield designed The Voyage of the BSM Pandora, the ground-breaking solitaire paragraph-driven game for SPI. Now John takes his branching narrative game concept into a new dimension with Away Team: The Voyages of the Pandora. "Ich kenne den Vorgänger nicht, aber John Butterfield scheint ja gute Designs zu machen. Ich bin immer froh, wenn GMT in den Weltraum zieht, und das klingt ziemlich cool!