Cover image of One Small Step board game, featuring an artistic depiction of the moon landing with USA and USSR space agency logos.

Open box of One Small Step, showing game components including player boards, cards, tokens, and game board depicting space missions and objectives.

All game components from One Small Step laid out, including player boards, mission tokens, astronaut figures, and resource tokens for space agency actions.

An example of gameplay in One Small Step, where players use workers to coordinate actions like developing space technology, recruiting astronauts, and launching missions.

Back of the One Small Step game box, showcasing detailed gameplay mechanics, components, and a description of the moon race between the USA and USSR.

Rules booklet for One Small Step, detailing how to play, set up teams, control engineers and administrators, and execute actions for missions to the moon.

One Small Step (EN)

Lead the USA or USSR in a strategic worker placement eurogame. Race to the moon in this exciting game for casual and advanced players with a love of space history.

Language: English
Players: 2-4
Duration: 60-90 Min
Age: +14

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 3 customer ratings

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64,90 €

One Small Step (EN)

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 3 customer ratings

(0 customer reviews)

Lead the USA or USSR in a strategic worker placement eurogame. Race to the moon in this exciting game for casual and advanced players with a love of space history.

Language: English
Players: 2-4
Duration: 60-90 Min
Age: +14

64,90 €

Description

One Small Step lets you play as either the USA or Russian space agency, competing in the historic race to the moon. Working in teams of one or two players, each player controls either engineers or administrators for their team. Coordinate your actions to research technologies, increase media coverage, recruit astronauts, develop space flight capabilities, and launch unmanned or manned space missions.

Your ultimate goal is to successfully land a manned mission on the moon before your rivals, earning bonus victory points and ending the game. This game combines competitive and cooperative gameplay, ideal for casual gamers, advanced players, and families. Plus, it’s packed with interesting historical facts about the moon race between the USA and Russia.”

Game Details:
Players: 2-4
Duration: 60-90 minutes
Age: 12+