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If there’s a cybernetic enhancement worth having, the ruthless Commander Preon has it. Eager to prove her worth to Lord Eradikus, she has built a research station on the edge of civilized space.
Since Cyberware is all the rage, the place makes a tempting target for you and your fellow thieves. Whether it’s illegal, hazardous, or just plain fun, you’ll find it on CYBER STATION 11.
—description from the publisher
| Ages | 13+ |
|---|---|
| Players | 2 Players, 3 Players, 4 Players |
| Play Time | 60m – 60m |
| Designer | Evan Lorentz, Tim McKnight |
| Mechanics | Deck, Bag, and Pool Building, Push Your Luck, Card Drafting, Modular Board, Player Elimination, Point to Point Movement |
| Theme | Expansion for Base-game, Science Fiction |
| Publisher | Dire Wolf, Lucrum Games, Schwerkraft-Verlag, Renegade Game Studios |
Luke23007
love the new board set up and the less value escape pods. they are easier to get to but worth less points. great decision.
JSMullins87
Positives: Adds cards that you leave in front of you that you get to use every turn. Adds a new circular map that changes up the gameplay. Adds even more map pieces for variabilty. More cards. Negatives: Not much negative. I guess if there's any negative it doesn't add as much new stuff as some people may want. Overall: Love expansions like this. It's essentially a more stuff expansion that doesn't change up the original formula too much. I hope they keep coming out with expansions like this one!
GeorgW
It's entirely unnecessary. [b]Pros:[/b] I like the idea of all of the new stuff, but I also don't really think they impact the game very much. It's a fine expansion, but not one I would buy unless I had played the base game a lot. The Cyberware is a great concept, I love that crystals have an additional use that will hopefully lead to them being more available throughout the game. Without them, the crystals usually get snatched up pretty quickly and someone is always left without any chance to get one. The new station layout is a nice change of pace, but I'm not sure how much it really impacts the play. The added escape pods are interesting but takes away some of the risk/reward trade-offs. [b]Cons:[/b] The Cyberwares are statted so that they suck unless you can install them. This means that they're in general quite weak, especially later in the game, and you son't take them unless you know you'll have a crystal. There are also a lot of other cards that reference them, but they're quite uncommon in that big deck so I feel like the potential of them is lost. It's also disappointing that no market item was added, it seems like such an obvious inclusion, especially given the number of different market items original Clank! has in their expansions by now.