Sixteen cards, one lost artifact and a ten-minute deduction hunt across a starship.
Lost Legacy: The Starship is a ten-minute game of risk, deduction and luck for two to four. The deck is just sixteen cards, and you each begin with one in hand. On your turn you draw, then pick one of your two cards to play, resolve its effect and discard it. When the deck runs out, the investigation begins: each of you guesses which player holds the Lost Legacy card, yourself included, or whether it is in the Ruins, a pile that quietly collects cards as the game goes on. Guess correctly and you win. It is a tiny space-mystery deduction game, small enough to play in a coffee break, with each card chipping away at what you know.
Who it's for
You want a very short deduction card game for a break or as a stack of quick rounds, with a sci-fi twist.
Not for you ifβ¦
You want something deep or lots of strategy. It is tiny, and luck and bluff do plenty of the work.
Vibe's take
Snappy and sneaky. Each card tells you a little, and the last guess carries real tension for such a tiny game.
older than 70% of games
collected more than 59% of games
Best with 4 Β· publisher: 10+
shorter than 98% of games Β· typical 30β90 min
Explained in 5 minutes Β· 1.3 out of 5 Β· lighter than 81%
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