Lunar Rush

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

• asymmetric player powers — Each player color represents a different faction with unique player boards, workers, and buildings.
• bidding — Players bid to determine turn order for selecting routes and actions.
• engine building — Players upgrade their base modules to improve efficiency and unlock new capabilities.
• Market manipulation — Selling commodities on the Earth market affects prices, with a curve that peaks in the middle before declining.
• Route Building — Players select routes to and from the moon, with different launch speeds and capacities affecting arrival times and cargo.
• set collection — Collecting specific resources or module components is necessary for upgrades and scoring.
• worker placement — Players use workers to take actions such as gathering resources, building modules, and producing goods.

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Quotes (from this video)

• But the thing that I'm most excited about that I'm going to show off today is that it now has asymmetric factions for each of the player colors.
• The AI is pretty swingy and can also be kind of like shut down unfairly by taking slow launches like I did a whole bunch.
• But the solo mode is fast and fun, so that's good.

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