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Cosmic Spacehead – Genesis Game

Name: Cosmic Spacehead - Genesis Game
SKU: 4803533602839
Price: 27.98 USD
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Rating: 4.73 (78 reviews)

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Rated 4.73 out of 5 based on 78 customer ratings

(78 customer reviews)

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PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:767649150137
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Sega Genesis
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:GEN_COSMIC_SPACEHEAD

———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.

Additional information

Weight	8 lbs
Condition	Used
Product Type	Games
Platform	Sega Genesis
ESRB Rating	Teen
Players	1
Genre	Action & Adventure

78 reviews for Cosmic Spacehead – Genesis Game

Rated 5 out of 5

Carl – May 16, 2023

Really great game! I like that you can play it as original Tsuro which is simple enough to play with a young child. Or you can add the monsters and it really livens up games between 2 players. The monsters add a bit of pressure and randomness to it which can be fun. I’d say my wife and I play it 50/50 in the two options.Note: the monster mechanics are a bit complex at first because of multiple dice rolls and movement order. It might help to watch a quick video on Youtube if you’re having trouble puzzling it out. After you play it once or twice, it’s easy to do.
Rated 5 out of 5

Badger – May 16, 2023

I love Tsuro, and Tsuro of the Seas does not disappoint. The rules are a little hard to grasp at first, but then you notice that they are quite simple.You can even play the original version of the game, all you do is remove the Dragons and Dice and use the ships.Does play in 20-40 mins as advertised, mostly varies on how new you are to the game and how many players there are. With 3 it takes anywhere from 15-25 minutes to finish a game if everyone knows the rules.
Rated 5 out of 5

KelleyMom – May 14, 2023

This game is a little more complicated than the original Tsuro especially after you add the expansion pack with cannons. The written directions are a little confusing and I’m a visual person anyhow so I looked up instructions on YouTube. After you play it once, it’s pretty easy to master. The kids love it. Great family strategy game.
Rated 5 out of 5

Miles – May 14, 2023

I have Truro as well and this is a delightful version that adds a bit more unpredictability to the mix. There is still mainly strategy involved as you place tiles to get around the board without falling off but the dragons in this game make things quite exciting and force you to sometimes alter plans and worry about more than just staying in your own space. it is competitive without being mean, it’s good easy to learn fun that everyone can enjoy. It’s quick to set up and clean up and can be played in half an hour easily.
Rated 5 out of 5

az_ras – May 14, 2023

We found the process of placing and moving the dragons on the board to be a bit complex for kids to follow- so we just place them on the board using the initial placement process in the instructions and leave them there for the rest of the game. It still makes for a very fun game!
Rated 5 out of 5

GMBarry – May 12, 2023

We have the Tsuro game and fell in love with this version with the monsters and the expansions. I will say that my younger daughter prefers the Original over this one.Always enjoyable when brought to Game Night
Rated 5 out of 5

Ben – May 12, 2023

Easy to learn and fun to play! The dragon movement is a little confusing but for the most part its an easy and fun game. It is also a 2-8 player game with is great for parties!
Rated 5 out of 5

Rue23 – May 10, 2023

I’ve actually been shopping around looking for this game for a few weeks after my sister-in-law introduced me to it. It’s an awesome puzzle style game. You use the grid pattern on the board to lay out a sea route (using puzzle pieces); the goal of the game is to keep your ship from running off the edge of the board, while trying to sabotage the other players and lead them off the edge of the map. This game is a blast! Highly recommend it. And it shipped quickly through retrolio and arrived in perfect condition.
Rated 4 out of 5

C. Pabon – May 9, 2023

I like the game a lot. It looses one star because the instructions on how to play could be written better. As for game design I think the grid numbers on the Board should both have been darker colors. After these hurdles it was a lot of fun and a game I would play again.
Rated 5 out of 5

Kaylen Elizabeth – May 8, 2023

This is a fun game, especially if you have a large group (up to 8 players) and if youâ€™re looking for something fast! You can play a lot of games in a short amount of time, so people arenâ€™t sitting out for too long.The quality is great. The game we bought was missing one of the ships, but we contacted the company and they quickly shipped us the piece we were missing.Great customer service and a great game!

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4.7

Based on 78 reviews

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1-10 of 21 reviews

K. Garfield
Reviewer

June 19, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
Something caught the eye of Kyle, the first mate of the good ship Garfield. Something in the water just off the side of ship. His legs were still trembling from the last encounter with a white dragon. Encounter wasn’t the right word. They had simply lucked out and skirted the dragon. It looked like it was going to advance on them and they were so perilously close, but it just turned and looked like something to its right had captured it’s attention. They had tried to be as quiet as they could but the wind was blowing and a ship can only be so quiet. Well at least this ship could.Those look like bubbles in the water. Well, that sort of thing could happen in these waters. Seven other ships had set sail and hoped to be the last one standing. One had already fallen to the red dragon in the south and two had rammed into each other, of all things, trying to avoid the green beast. They were doomed any way they went. I think the captain of one of those vessels was a little crazy anyway.That’s not just bubbles. Suddenly a huge green serpent rose beside our ship. It shot strait up as if to show off how long it was. It hurt kyle’s neck to look that high, but then it stopped, folded down making an arc, and started coming down. Down onto the good ship Garfield. He heard screams, one of them was his. And then he fell. His ship was broken in half and sinking. One of the spikes on the back of the sea serpent caught and pulled kyle down into the mess of splintered ship and.
Joshua D. Martin
Reviewer

June 16, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
I still play this (with the extra spaces) just like the original. I have played it once using the dragons and the game dragged on forever. Even the person that brought the game said that it was taking too long. spaces were being cleared out in front of boats and people kept placing tiles. Perpetual madness machine. It was an oddity I am sure but even before we were very far into the game some people that have played Tsuro before thought it was taking too long to move the dragons every turn. the dragons could also set up an infinite loop, something not possible in the original.I am biased and wish I could give it 4.5 stars because it still plays well and I like the idea of moving boats, keeping them from falling over the edge of the world. The original you are moving stones for some unknown reason? but the way this game is meant to be played just adds something unnecessary. Maybe I do not like that it adds a great deal more chance; mostly I do not like the longer play time.I suppose if I were to buy this again I would again struggle with the version I was to buy. The art is very nice, the theme is better, you get more tiles, I just don’t care for an added element that you don’t really need. I do not like partitioning off the board so I use the extra 15 spaces and it does slow things down by about five to ten minutes per game but it is still a great filler game that can accommodate plenty of people while everyone is still arriving for game night.This is still a five.
Midge Bork
Reviewer

June 15, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
Like the Tsuro game with added dragons! You can get blown out of the water midcourse by having a dragon slide up on the tile next to you, or you can get pushed off the board edge as the tiles move. You can also use this board and pieces to play the originalk Tsuro game. I preferred the old Tsuro pieces to this plastic ships. The old pieces were more elegant and had a nkice feel.
Hieu Pham
Reviewer

June 14, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
I’ve played it with some adults and some kids (ages 8-13). The kids always have a Blast! Games are typically in the 15 minute range, which is good because the kids stay focused.The adults have fun, however, for me, it could get a little boring after a couple of plays. What I mean is – I can play the game everyday – I just wouldn’t play it more than two times in a row.The dragons make the game random but at the same time exciting. However, because of them, most of the time you are just trying to run away and hide, so there is not too much focus on trying to trap or eliminate other players. You can play the original rules which make it more strategic, but the pace of the game will be slower (or more relaxed – depending on how you look at it).
RedSwindler66
Reviewer

June 14, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
Tsuro of the Seas is one of those games that isn’t too competitive and very laid back. It doesn’t require too much skill and could be played for almost all ages for a fairly large amount of people. It’s a game that’s very easy to learn, very easy to get into and also…very easy to lose interest in…if you’re not careful.One of the great things about Tsuro of the Seas is that it has dice mechanics. Which means there is luck involved. However, this game could be played just like the original Tsuro by removing the dice and the dragons for an even more pleasant and easy going gaming experience. but, even with the tension of dice rolling involved and the impending doom of ferocious dragons, the game has a slow pace that seems to fluctuate its speed between slightly fast and steady throughout a single gameplay.Tile placement and drawing can get a bit tedious and most smart players often stay on the edge of the board, avoiding the majority of the dragons which means avoiding most of the action. The core mechanic of this game rely solely on the dragons the dice movement, which is actually a very cool idea until someone gets eliminated in which case they sit around and roll dice for the dragon movements and even then the level fun drops by about a fraction. And when there are 3 or less people still remaining the board the game seems to drag-on (no pun intended). In some cases, you’d probably to have implement "House Rules" to keep the game going and more interesting.I don’t.
Ben
Reviewer

May 22, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
First off, the quality of the game is great. The board, tiles, and boats are great looking and don’t feel cheap. The game is a great "simple" game to play, that doesn’t have a lot of complex rules. Perfect for when you don’t want to think too hard. I got this version of Tsuro because it can be played similar to the old version, with the option to ramp up the level of challenge. I have yet to play it with the dragons, I look forward to trying it out with them some time.If you don’t have the original Tsuro, and you like options, then this is most likely the game for you.
Maxwell
Reviewer

May 21, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
I picked up this game for the price of the original, which I love, so it was a must buy for me. The art is great and the quality is top notch. The base game is one of those simple games that anyone can enjoy and find challenging, perfect for families and great for any non-gamers.The reason it lost a star for me had to do with the added rules that come with the expansion. In addition the the base game, you also move several monsters around the board based on rolling dice. In theory, this should make game deeper or more exciting, but for me and the people I was playing with, we simply lost interest. It made the game seem completely out of our control and it really didn’t matter how much thought you put into your turn, there was always a good chance that a monster would eat you. The constant rolling of dice in addition to laying a tile also seemed to drastically slow down the turns.I love the base game and the art, and it will always be a go-to game for family gatherings, but the box also contains all the extra pieces that I really don’t see myself using in the future.
TrinityHeidenreich
Reviewer

May 17, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
Simple game play but still very very entertaining !! Defiently a game I will play again especially during camping season. The ship pawns were amazing and beautiful. The board is so beautiful and made very well. Love the idea of being able to make my own path with the tile cards and avoiding the daikaiju (monsters) and falling of the map !!
Mike T
Reviewer

May 17, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
Read the dikiju movement ahead of time. The instructions for that section are a little confusing but once you understand it, only take 2 minutes to explain it during the game. This is a good sequel to the game Tsuro, and instead of the players being the giant monsters, they are ships trying to avoid them. Note that rows/columns 3 and 4 are the same, this is by design, don’t let it trip you up when placing dikiju on the board, simply roll again to avoid doubling up.Quick rundown of dikiju movement:At the beggining of your turn, roll both dice, if they equal 6,7,8 the dikiju move, if not, place your wake tile and go to the next person. If you rolled a 6,7,8 then roll one die, if it is a 6, place a new dikiju on the board same as you did to set up the game. If it is not a 6, then move the dikiju according to the number in the corner with gold having priority over blue 1-5. Move in direction of the arrow that number is on each dikiju tile or rotate it in place if that number is in the corner. They don’t move as much as you would initially think. They add a great element to the game and help change the board during the game as the dikiju will eat/erase wake tiles and other dikiju. Younger kids can get the hang of this just as quick but it’s still a good game for adults too!
C. Pabon
Reviewer

May 9, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
I like the game a lot. It looses one star because the instructions on how to play could be written better. As for game design I think the grid numbers on the Board should both have been darker colors. After these hurdles it was a lot of fun and a game I would play again.

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78 reviews for Cosmic Spacehead – Genesis Game