StegegetS Game Review

On the strength of Justin’s review of StegegetS Moomin, I hunted down a copy so I could color and roll dice with my kiddos. They loved it. They still love it. I suspect our sessions last a little longer than Justin’s, if only because we are a slow bunch—not the “paralyzed by decision-making” types, but more the “never in a hurry, be—squirrel!!” types. Regardless, I highly recommend Moomin for a relaxing family night around the table.

During recent travels, we stopped in Pop’s Culture Shoppe in Wellsboro, PA. (One FLGS that has yet to say goodbye!) There I stumbled across a copy of StegegetS, the ever-palindromic planetary follow-up from Ion Game Design. Looking at the names, you might expect this shorter moniker to have been the original, but no. In fact, the box reads StegegetS Solar System even if the official BGG listing lacks the subtitle. What’s in a name, anyway?

Tellus about it

StegegetS gathers its essence from Yahtzee—roll dice in hopes of attaining combinations. The “board” is a 16”x 16” tear-off sheet depicting thirty objects in and around the Solar System (not to scale for obvious reasons) organized in concentric revolutions around the Sun, Sol for our Latin-speaking friends. Players launch seven dice in hopes of matching the combination on their desired…

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