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"In a city shrouded in dust, Stardust is the key to life,
but it is controlled by the few.
As the city tilts further into imbalance, four groups emerge with their own goals and challenges.
Will they work together to restore balance?"

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Stardust Odyssey: City's Last Stand is a board game that takes you on a thrilling adventure through a wobbly, crumbling planet. Life’s not easy here, and players will face quirky, everyday dilemmas like, “Will half a boiled egg keep us full?” or “Which dust filter will actually save us?” Along the way, you’ll meet fascinating characters—like “Tiny Star Hunters... Forbidden Book Writers... and the Governor of Star Tower.”

When push comes to shove, the big question is: “Do you go for personal glory or aim for a collective win?”

Get ready for non-stop fun with Stardust Odyssey as you play, chat, negotiate, and make big decisions! Dive into this epic adventure on a planet that’s on the brink, and imagine a future where everyone can win together!

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GAME CONCEPT

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Behind Dusty City: Game Concept and Feedbacks of Stardust Odyssey City's Last Stand

Behind Dusty City: Game Concept and Feedbacks of Stardust Odyssey City's Last Stand

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QUICK WORDS FROM OUR PLAYERS

Amorndech Mahothan

“If you look at the game, it has its own functions. But from a human perspective, it’s about emotions. Normally, games are played to increase fun and skills, but this one seems to fulfill emotions. Some events connect, like the ‘festival every seven years’."

Chaiwat Wannakhot

"The power came from everyone. My other power was that I had nothing to lose. The negotiation power was that I didn’t know what would happen, so I had nothing to lose. The power to negotiate comes from those who believe together in an uncertain future crisis.?"

Thitiwan Klatalumbon

“As I played, I understood the broader picture of society, events, and collaboration. Initially, I focused on my tasks but gradually saw the larger story and social issues, stimulating more critical thinking.”

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