Terraforming Mars is a highly acclaimed, card-driven board game created by Jacob Fryxelius. In this engaging game, players take on the roles of competing corporations with the goal of making Mars habitable for human life. The Greek edition adds a localized touch, making it accessible to a wider audience.

Gameplay Overview:

The game board features Mars' surface, divided into 61 contiguous hexes, each representing about 1% of the planet. Players strategically place various tiles, such as oceans, greeneries, and cities, aiming to fulfill three primary terraforming conditions:

• Oxygen Level: Raise the atmosphere's oxygen level to 14%.
• Temperature: Increase the temperature from ?30 to +8 degrees Celsius.
• Ocean Coverage: Cover 9% of Mars' surface with ocean tiles.

Game Mechanics:

Players manage resources through drawing and playing cards (Projects) that depict technologies or buildings for terraforming Mars. Each game round, or generation, consists of drawing cards, followed by turns where players can:

• Play cards
• Utilize abilities of cards already in play
• Pay for various actions displayed on the board

This cycle continues until one of the terraforming conditions is met, promoting strategic planning and resource management.

Components:

The game includes a large, foldable game board, over 90 multi-piece tiles, Project Cards, and a comprehensive storage solution for easy organization and access to components, enhancing the overall gameplay experience.