51st State: Master Set

In the desolate, post-apocalyptic world of 51st State: Master Set, players command one of four unique powers, striving to reconstruct civilization from the ruins of the collapsed United States and establish the titular 51st State. This compelling card game, designed by Ignacy Trzewiczek and vividly illustrated by Grzegorz Bobrowski, challenges players with strategic multi-use cards, allowing them to raze, deal, or build locations to acquire crucial resources and skills for their emerging nation.

Key facts

• Number of players: 1–4
• Playtime: 60–90 min
• Min age: 14+
• Complexity: 2,9/5

Mechanics

• Hand Management
• Open Drafting
• Variable Player Powers
• Worker Placement
• Multi-Use Cards
• Take That
• Variable Phase Order

Categories

• Card Game
• City Building
• Economic
• Science Fiction

Families

• Components: Multi-Use Cards
• Digital Implementations: Board Game Arena
• Game: 51st State
• Mechanism: Tableau Building
• Players: Games with Solitaire Rules
• Setting: Neuroshima
• Theme: Post-Apocalyptic
• Theme: Survival

Authors

Ignacy Trzewiczek

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FAQ

How many players can play 51st State: Master Set?

51st State: Master Set supports 1–4 players.

How long does a game of 51st State: Master Set take?

A game of 51st State: Master Set usually takes about 60–90 minutes.

What age is 51st State: Master Set suitable for?

51st State: Master Set is recommended for ages 14 and up.

How complex is 51st State: Master Set?

51st State: Master Set has a complexity rating of 2,9 out of 5.

Is 51st State: Master Set good for beginners?

51st State: Master Set is moderately complex: newcomers can enjoy it with a little guidance.