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Fantasy Flight Games Star Wars: Il Gioco di Carte, Multicolore, FFGSWC01

di Fantasy Flight Games (Autore)
4,2 4,2 su 5 stelle 86 voti

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Star Wars: Il gioco di carte

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Giuseppe Premarini
5,0 su 5 stelle Recensione di Star Wars: The Card Game
Recensito in Italia il 20 luglio 2017
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E' un gioco molto interessante ed ha soddisfatto le mie aspettative, lo consiglio sicuramente ai ragazzi ma anche agli adulti
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andrea
2,0 su 5 stelle purtroppo mi è stato mandato nella lingua sbagliata
Recensito in Italia il 28 aprile 2014
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Il gioco è molto divertente e interessante. Andava tutto bene tranne il fatto che nel mio caso il gioco fosse in spagnolo, cosa non indicata nella descrizione (che era in inglese), ed era spedito da amazon.IT ....ho restituito il prodotto senza alcun problema ed è stato accettato senza alcuna spesa aggiuntiva
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5,0 su 5 stelle Excelente condicion de envio
Recensito in Messico il 11 novembre 2016
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muy bien empacado, llego intacto en una caja dura, el material es de calidad aceptable comparando contra otro tipo de cartas de TCG como Yugi, Magic. El arte de las cartas es algo me gusto demasiado ya que te recuerdan a partes de las películas. incluye un tablero de tokens y complementos para el juego que me parece le dan un giro un poco diferente a los TCG. Me gustó en general todo, desde el envio hasta el juego
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pxm
5,0 su 5 stelle Easy to learn, great to play, feels like Star Wars
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 10 febbraio 2014
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For $30, this is a great buy and value. The game is fast pace, has a low learning curve, but high degree of complexity once you get the basics down which is great for replay value.

I've played CCG's like the original Star Wars game and Magic the Gathering for years. For those of you unfamiliar with the LCG model of card games it works like this: instead of buying packs containing random cards ad nauseam or paying a ridiculously inflated price for singles, you purchase this core set and expansions which include all of the cards in a given expansion or set. This means you never have to hunt for the awesome Darth Vader or Han Solo card and can just enjoy the game as it was meant to be enjoyed.

As for the game itself, it's very well designed and easy to understand. The rule book is comprehensive, detailed, and a great reference. However, there is a cover sheet right behind the rule book which directs you a YouTube tutorial by Fantasy Flight Games which will cover 90% of the content in the rulebook. There are some specific game mechanics that aren't covered in the video tutorial, but the rule book covers any gaps the tutorial has. Personally, I watched the video tutorial with a friend and we played through a game only needing to refer to the rulebook once during the game. For best results, I would suggest watching the video tutorial then reading the rule book.

Gameplay revolves around resource and unit management. The ability to customize decks is a great addition adding some creativity and experimental elements to the game. The core set seems to be relatively balanced between the light side / dark side and the accompanying factions meaning the games aren't lopsided.

As for the feel of the game, it has elements that make it feel epic at times - especially edge battles. While I didn't find this to be an issue, one thing to be aware of is that units all interact with each other on the same 'field' sort to speak. This means that an X-Wing could be blown up by a Stormtrooper. This might be a turn off to some people if you want something more hyper realistic, but I think its a fine compromise. In this regard, I think the FFG opted to have a smoother combat element in the game rather than a hyper realistic element.

I'll say this, as someone who played both the Decipher and WotC Star Wars C/TCGs, I like this game better because it has has the same degree complexity and strategy without the problems that plagued the other games. Namely that the Decipher game's rules where overly complex and had a steep learning curve. I also think compared to the WotC game, the idea that units operative in different arenas was overly complicated and led to blow out games.

The art on the cards is beautiful. It also helps that since the game doesn't use film shots, it should be much easier to do EU material (another problem both the WotC and Decipher games ran into).

Can't recommend this game enough.
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João Monteiro
5,0 su 5 stelle An amasing fresh card game
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 21 marzo 2013
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I am a huge fan of card games, and for a long time I was trying to purchase a new one. Then I stumbled on this Star Wars game, and this living card game kind of distribution.

The core set comes with everything you need, to play with your friends. It comes with 4 complete decks (cards and objectives), damage, exaust and shield tokens, the force token, the star dial and the rule book.

The rule book explains amasingly well, all the rules of the game, the diferent cards, turn mechanics and edge battles, with rich text and nice ilustrations.

The 4 main decks are from different factions from the Star Wars Universe. From the light side you have Jedi deck and Rebel Alliance deck. On the dark side you have the Sith deck and the Imperial Navy. All this decks have their own strategy. For example, the Jedi deck is focused in nice enhancements and having the advantage in the force struggles. The Imperial Navy, is focused on veichles and trying to destroy ligth side objectives. More than just the main decks, the deck building mechanic is a fresh nice system, where your deck depends on the objective you play. You can even mix different factions in the same deck, allowing to customise your strategy in a lot of ways. The core set even comes with two other faction that u can mix with your decks, in order to give a distinct flavor to them.

The main winning condition of the dark side is to get the star dial at 12, by defending their objectives, destroying light side objectives or by controlling the force struggles. The light side needs to destroy three dark side objectives before the star dial reaches 12.

The gameplay is amasing. The stategy involved is big, and everytime you need to do something, the game forces you to thing very carefully before you make the play. In the game, players take alternate turns, and at the begining of each turn that player draws card until he hits the reserve (hand size). This mechanic is awesome.

Think about this. The light side player starts is turn and is reserve is 6. He draws card until he has 6 cards in his hand, so normaly he will have the advantage because probably the dark side player used some card last turn and must have less card in his hand than the light side player. So even he can have the advantage in edge battles (in the battle, player use the cards in their hands as resources), or he can play some cards and lose the advantage in his hand to increase the presence in play. But he needs to think very wisely, because if he attacks and spend to many cards, or if he plays some cards in his turn, in the next turn the dark side will increase his hand and the light side will become in disadvantage. More than that, the light side player needs to think if he wants to hold or attack, because if he doesn't attack this turn when the opponent is weakened, he will lose the chance, but if he attacks, then he probably will lose the advantage.
The next turn, the dark side player will have a new hand of cards, and will have the advantage over the light side player. But he can't just attack with everything because he needs to think that the next turn the light side player will have a new hand of cards and with that he can counterattack.

As you see, this process forces the both player to meajure the risk of attack or play to many cards in favor of just keep the card in is hand to use in combat or kipping the opponent from taking the advantage. This happens every turn and with the winning conditions, the game will force the players to make risky plays.

The only bad thing I see in this game, is a sense of advantage by the dark side player, since he normaly will take a more defensive game, sometimes forcing the light side player to attack more often to try break the defence. But this doesn't take the merit of the game.

Conclusion: This is an awsome card game, with a fresh combat system and mechanics that keep you from rushing with everything and win. Forces you to consider the situation in every turn and even consider the next turn. The game starts slowly, because players just set more resources, some defensive units and just try to win the force struggles. But when the star dial starts to get high players start to aggressive moves, raising even more, the tension that the game already has. It feels that the game is never lost or won. Already happened to me, winning in the last possible turn where the dial was at 11 and I needed to take down 2 objectives. With the core set you will have everything you need and with expansions packs you can increase even more the game's durability.

I recomend this to everyone. If you like card games and want something different, this is the game for you and worth all the money you spend on it.
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Cliente de Amazon
5,0 su 5 stelle Exelente calidad
Recensito in Messico il 23 luglio 2016
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El producto llego en excelentes condiciones, muy entretenido y con un sistema bastante innovador, el hecho de que traiga varios decks le da una utilidad familiar para poder jugar con amigos sin que tengan que comprar el suyo.
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R. B. Ray
5,0 su 5 stelle Five Likes, Three Dislikes, One on the Fence!
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 23 aprile 2013
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Prepare yourself for an epic struggle for the fate of the Galaxy. A beautifully thematic card game loaded with gorgeous artwork and pretty solid mechanics. So strap in, and join the old faces of Luke and Leia or Darth and Palpatine to assist in the saving or destruction of the Galaxy!

Five Things I Like
1. The Cards. I know that seems like a blanket statement, but I honestly love everything about the cards. The artwork of the cards is beautiful and scream proudly of the original Trilogy. The info on the cards is presented in a very clear manner, making all info easily accessible and easy to read.

2. Objective Sets. The objective sets are modeled directly after things in the Star Wars universe, and allow you to build interesting decks. Each Objective card has 5 cards that go with it. By choosing 10 objective sets you have a ready to play deck of 10 objective cards and 50 cards that make up a command deck of units and abilities. This mechanic makes the game flexible, yet not too confusing.

3. Edge Battles. I wonderful mechanic to make a mini-game within the game. Players trade blind bids back and forth until both pass. After both have passed both sides flip those cards over. The winner of the Edge Battle initiates combat first and can use the white abilities on their cards. Of course, you have to decide if tossing away a card is worth winning an edge battle for the benefits.

4. Resource System. To field units or play actions you must spend resources by putting a focus token on them. Each of your objectives has a set number of resources that can be used. There are also several cards that expand your playing field, allowing for more resources. It's a good mechanic to keep players from throwing all of their cards down at once.

5. It's not a collectible card game, mostly. One thing that always turned me off from Magic: The Gathering was the fact that the person who spent the most money, or had a lucky pack could easily over-power everyone else. Star Wars: The Card Game has fixed cards in the Core set and in their expansions.

Three Things I Don't Like
1. Named characters might be slightly overpowered. I love the fact that the primary characters are strong, but it causes a problem when one side gets several of their leaders out before the other.

2. You can only use two allegiances of each side at the time being. Both the Smugglers and Spies and the Scum and Villainy decks have too few cards to field. I understand that these cards will be released in a later expansion, and that FFG just tossed these in as a teaser. I, personally, hate that.
[UPDATE 27MAY13: I misread a rule in the rulebook. You can mix allegiances, effectively using the Smugglers and Spies and Scum and Villainy decks. I rescind this negative!]

3. Limited players. You are only playing with 2 people on this one. I know this is something that will be addressed in an expansion, but it would have been better addressed sooner, in my opinion.

Things I'm on the Fence About
1. The winning objectives. I'm not sure I like the Death Star counter. It really places a premium on the light side not letting it's objectives get destroyed or letting the balance of the force fall to the dark side.

Who would like this game?
I'd say the enjoyability of this game isn't limited to Living Card players or Star Wars fans. I enjoy both the mechanics and the thematic elements of this game a great deal. It's also quite easy to learn to play for even the most inexperienced gamers.
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