Further Develop Outer Space, Gather Light from a Dying Universe, Conquer Planets with Your Aliens, and Warp Back in Time

SpaceCorp: Ventures introduces unique enterprises via fourteen HQ mats, each putting a player in control of a different corporation, agency, or institution with its own capabilities and missions. Each HQ assigns specific start cards, Infra, advantages, and limitations for all three eras. These advantages and limitations evolve in Planeteers and Starfarers, and each HQ has a special, alternate final profit option at game end.

In addition, at the start of each era, one player selects an eighth contract to be fulfilled, adding an additional way to gain profit and complete the era.


Ten of the fourteen HQ mats can be flipped over to play Solitaire SpaceCorp: Ventures with an enhanced HQ against the competition AI, but the competition will have advanced attributes, tuned to each player HQ. Updates to the AI include some general enhancements making the AI more difficult to beat. These general updates can also be applied to solitaire play in the base game.

Last Light is a fast-paced 4x game with 3D planets and a rotating board in which players playing asymmetrical alien races simultaneously gather light right before the heat death of the universe.

Each turn players select an action card and all players take their action simultaneously, exploring planets, mining for resources, gaining new technologies, and commanding fleets all while racing to the center of a rotating board to the last known white dwarf star to gather light for their civilization to survive. The first player to gather 20 light has overcome their rivals, claimed the last light of a dying universe, and won the game!

Future Imperfect is a modular expansion for Anachrony, with three new modules expanding the possibilities beyond new horizons. These modules are playable on their own, but they are also compatible with each other and most past and future Anachrony modules and expansions.

The Hypersync module allows you to perform a Capital action without actually placing an Exosuit, then in the future use the new Hypersync Action to make your placement affect the past. This puts serious strain on the space-time continuum, increasing the risk of Paradoxes, but often the risk is worth the reward and the flexibility. This module is for 1-4 players (with the Fractures of Time expansion required for solo play).


With the Quantum Loops module, you are no longer limited to warping from your own timeline: the module opens up parallel universes where resources are more plentiful, the locals are eager to join your cause, or their technology allows you to shortcut your own travels through time. The possibilities multiply through a new Warp tile that grants access to the powerful Quantum Effect cards, but to close a loop to a parallel universe, you will need a real breakthrough... This module is also for 1-4 players (again with the Fractures of Time expansion required for solo play).

The Intrigues of the Council module simulates the World Council's political machinations, bringing two new aspects to the game: another layer of player interaction and customizable endgame scoring objectives, influenced by the players. By sending Exosuits to the right place at the right time, players can receive bonus resources and compete to build a tableau of Agenda tiles, which replaces the base game's endgame condition scoring. This module is recommended for 3 or 4 players.

Space Plague is a modern board game in which each player strategically moves their creature tokens to conquer a planet. Each game you must conquer a different planet that will provide a unique gaming experience and will have different ways to defend against these alien invaders. Neighboring aliens (i.e., your opponents) will place many obstacles in the path to your victory. The objective of the game is achieved by the number of critters that reach the core of the planet; at the end of twenty rounds, the player with the most creatures in the core wins.


To strategically move your alien creatures, you should bear in mind that they will automatically move forward once at the end of all turns, so it is essential to plan how you will use your cards that provide movement actions, creature transformation, evolution, and even the spawning of new alien tokens. A card market is available, and achieving different evolutions and improvements can continue to help your strategy — although you will also be affected by the aggressive or passive actions of the different players and by the defense mechanisms that each planet has in particular.