Star Realms: Frontiers – Card Game Expansion for Adults and Kids – 1-4 Players – Card Games for Family – 20-45 Mins of Gameplay – Games for Family Game Night – Card Games for Kids and Adults Ages 12+

I found this game recommended off of a website called math pickle and bought it for my son after his fifth grade promotion as part of a little gift basket. My three kids including many of their friends have played this game probably more than 20 times in the last month. It was well worth the money, and I’m going to look into getting more cards and figuring out how to expand what we have!

Best solo game youll get for the money. Never gets old

This is a great HR expansion for two main reasons, it’s a game by itself although you can combine it with other sets, and also includes solo and coop well crafted option.

If you are new to Star Realms or considering acquiring a deck I would recommend this version over the original. While its true the cards are slightly different, it plays by the same rules and the cards are only slightly different. However, Frontiers is significantly cheaper than the original version. It comes with enough cards for a 4 player game, while the base version only supports 2 players. You also get solo and co-op missions in this pack, which is another bonus not included in the original version. This is a standalone expansion so you really dont need an original deck.

really good card game for 2

If you have played any tabletop games besides the classics you will learn it in one play. Great fun game. Co-OP is a blast.

Seriously great value. The box may be small, but it is absolutely packed with content. Even if the standard 2 player game were weak (which it absolutely is not!), the immense variety of ways to play would pick up the slack. Coop? Solo? Teams? Free-for-all? All of those are included, with a couple unique sets of rules for *each* of those.

I play a lot of games, and this is the best two player game I have found. I get bored in a lot of two player games. They are typically too simple in heir mechanics to stay interesting. This one is still simple in that its easy to learn, but I played like every other night for a month, and we really enjoyed it. The game can be multiplayer (it comes with really interesting multiplayer rule variations), but it plays best with just two.

I loved teaching my kids how to play this card game. I come from playing Magic the Gathering, Pokemon, and Star Wars when those trading card games came out.

Boss fights add a whole new level to the game when you can co op take down a single enemy and it is a challenge everyone can enjoy. No two fights are the same due to well balanced mechanics of the boss cards worth a look if you ever wanted to change up the game or just wanted some new elements to put into your basic Star Realms deck.