Undaunted 2200: Revolution
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- Designer Trevor Benjamin , David Thompson (I)
- Publisher Osprey Games
- Illustration Roland MacDonald
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What to Expect
You fight across the Solar System in branching campaign arcs or single scenarios, deciding the fate of Mars, the Moon and Earth. The game merges deck building and hand management with dice rolling for combat and varied terrain that affects line of sight and maneuverability. Expect combined aerial and ground battles with mechs and fighters, and the option to play four‑scenario narrative arcs or one of 15 standalone scenarios.
Who Is This Game For?
Aimed at hobbyists and wargame fans aged 14+, this is a campaign‑friendly game for players who enjoy 60‑minute sessions and tactical decision making. Prior experience with deck building or team‑based strategy games is helpful.
How It Works
Core systems include Deck, Bag, and Pool Building plus Command Cards and Hand Management: you develop your deck over play and command units on a grid (Grid Movement). Combat uses Dice Rolling influenced by terrain and line of sight. Scenario / Mission / Campaign Game structure provides narrative progression, while Team‑Based Game elements allow cooperative or asymmetric roles.
What Makes It Special
Designed by Trevor Benjamin and David Thompson (I), the title is a standalone entry in the 'Undaunted (Osprey Games)' series that fuses deck‑building with tactical grid‑based aerial and ground combat. The interaction of terrain effects and dice‑based combat gives it a distinct tactical feel compared to pure deck builders.
Pro
- Mixes deck‑building with tactical grid combat
- Branching narrative campaigns plus 15 standalone scenarios
- Terrain affects line of sight and maneuverability
- Team‑based elements enable cooperative tactics
Contra
- Multiple mechanics increase complexity
- More suited to hobbyists than casual families
Setting & atmosphere
Near‑future sci‑fi conflict in 2205 CE between Lunar authorities, the Breakers, and the Galilean Federation across asteroids, Moon, Mars and Earth. Scenarios include mining facilities and planetary bases.
Tips for beginners
Start with a single scenario to learn deck building, hand management, and basic grid combat before attempting a full campaign.
Frequently asked questions
Can I play this solo?
No — the provided player range is 2–4; a solo mode is not indicated in the data.
How long does a game really take?
A typical game is listed at 60 minutes; campaign play will extend total playtime depending on scenarios played.
What prior experience do I need?
Helpful to have experience with deck building and tactical boardgame mechanics; recommended for players 14 and up.
How does this compare to similar games?
Its key difference is combining deck building with grid movement and dice combat for both air and ground units.
Is this suitable for families?
Due to complexity and minimum age of 14, it's better suited to hobby gamers than family play.
What mechanic makes it special?
The integration of Deck, Bag, and Pool Building with Grid Movement and Dice Rolling defines the experience.
Fazit
Good for players who want deck‑building blended with tactical wargaming and campaign play; best if you appreciate 60‑minute scenarios and branching campaigns.
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