- Spaceteam Expansion: Triangulum | 54 Cards | 6-9 Players | Increased Difficulty | 100% Plastic Cards

Love this fun, fast paced game.

We've been looking for a great family game that did not take a lot of time (check!); was easy to understand for younger kids (check!); was a lot of fun for all ages (check!); and was about cooperation as opposed to competition (check!). The laminated cards were great since they get beat up in the process. Oh, and this game gets really loud but that just adds to the fun.

My (in our 30's with little kids) friends and I love this game. We can put the toddlers to be and play this quickly and its face paced and yell-y but great fun. We started winning the regular game everytime so we got the expansion pack to add some difficulty. Usually play with 4 players but is also fun with more. Would be good for older children and teens too.

We've had a blast playing this with our family, and because you can change the difficulty by including more cards, it grew with us as we learned how to play. One of the reasons we love this game, though, is that the rounds are quick - no hour or two-hour commitment. It's also fun to have all players collaborating to beat the game rather than competing against each other.

It took us a second to figure how exactly the spaceship fits together with the extra cards, but after that it was a fun and much more challenging addition. And a creativity of the new anomalies definitely adds different Winkle.

SO FUN!! Even though one game only last five minutes you could play it for hours and hours. Also, the online timer with the space sound effects makes everything so much more exciting. We will be playing this for years to come.

My family had a blast playing this game, we bought the expansion after playing the game a few times. The cards seem well made initially with a durable plastic feel however after a month of active playing some of the corners are "chipping" and the ink is wearing off.

These are high quality plastic cards that will last a long time. Basically these are just extra cards for the base game. There are three additional ship party's required to build which makes things a little more difficult. You Callao play up to nine with this expansion. It doesn't change the rules or add anything new to the game.

This is an easy to play and easy to set up game. Great as a warm up for a more serious games night or something to play with friends. It does get loud! Lots of different tactics to try and a really challenging 'expert' mode. Good for geeky gamers and casual gamers alike.

Great addition to a already great game.

In einer größeren Runde ist eine Erweiterung unumgänglich und diese ist nicht schlecht, hätte aber Luft nach oben. manche Ereignisse sind fast unspielbar und das größere Schiff lässt ein paar Details vermissen. Generell muss gesagt sein, dass eine größere Runde unproportional schwieriger und lauter ist — aber das macht ja auch den Reiz aus, sehr zum Leidwesen meiner Nachbarn

Da bei Spaceteam der Grundsatz "je mehr, desto lustiger" gilt, ist diese Erweiterung auf jeden Fall ihr Geld wert. Die neuen Anomaliekarten sorgen für große Unterhaltung, zudem wird es auch für erfahrenere Spieler wieder schwerer, da sie noch nicht alle Reparaturkarten kennen.

I'm not so keen on the expansion. With this many players the game really doesn't work too well. You can't call out what you need while also listening to 8 other players - it just becomes a wall of noise. With twice as many tools it becomes much harder to figure out what people want if they are playing properly and trying to describe the odd looking tools. This is based on my experience of using the expansion very early on, not a group of people who have played base game many times before. The second time I tried splitting the group into two, 4 people working on base game cards building half the ship and 4 people working on expansion-only cards building the other half of the ship. It worked better, but still didn't feel that fun. Actually if you have them shuffled together and want to separate you have to look at the cards very carefully, there is some almost invisible text on the expansion cards to differentiate. It took one of my sons to spot that as I didn't notice the difference.