
Mission: Red Planet Review
Mission: Red Planet is a strategic game that blends area control with simultaneous action selection for tense mind games and conflicts.
In-depth reviews of all the board games I've played at 2 players, from head-to-head dueling card games to abstract strategy games to everything else. Includes all games that are possible with just 2 players.

Mission: Red Planet is a strategic game that blends area control with simultaneous action selection for tense mind games and conflicts.

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