Renegade Game StudiosStellar, 2 Player Stargazing Competition, Ages 8+, Playing Time 30 Minutes.

We love this 2 player game! It is unique but well thought out. I love the different planets and trying to get the various numbers, but also keeping some in your notebook so they can be scored. You will need some table space in order to play this one, but it is easy to learn and very replayable. Love this game and would recommend it highly. I have also bought it as a couple of gifts for newlyweds and friends.

I bought this game as I was pleased with another game by this company, "The Fox in the Forest". This game is much different but very much fun. It's easy to learn, but the strategies are clever, and make for a thoughtful game. It looks really nice, too!

I think this is a really fun 2 player game. It’s in a fairly small package therefore taking up little space which is a bonus. The card art is pretty and the game is very straightforward. You do need a bit of space to play this game though so I wouldn’t try to play it on a airplane tray. Each person will need at least as much space as a placemat (maybe a bit more).

Really easy to learn. Fun to play. Definitely a must 2 player game. Bonus: artwork is beautiful!

Excellent game! This game is fun, educational, and very pretty! We really enjoyed this; it's a great 2-player game. It's pretty easy to learn, but is a deceptively deep puzzle.

One of the best two player games I've purchased and played in the past few years. I used to buy a lot of the KOSMO 2 players, but they don't make 'em like they used to. This one has simple rules, but a lot of complexity (like most classic games). The goals of having both high value numbers and high star "ratings" in each section of your "telescope" are at odds with each other (the higher the value number, the lower the star "rating." Then you add needing multiple cards for each of five categories of space object in your "notebook," which is also somewhat at odds with the telescope, so finding the right balance between the two is a challenge. Lastly, just making the deceptively simple-looking choice of picking up the right first card so you wind up with the right second card each move can sometimes be a challenge - especially later in the game as you start running out of placement options and desperately needing certain numbered cards in certain categories. It's an elegant game, plus the cards are absolutely gorgeous - they are all actual photos of various moons, planets, interstellar clouds, asteroids, and black holes (some black hole pictures may be artwork). My husband and I play a lot of light-medium-weight games, and this one has become a favorite - it has high replayability, but even with some analysis-paralysis, plays in well under an hour. I very highly recommend it.

Played it once, and think this is an excellent game to add to our "cruise game" list. We like bringing small/interesting games on vacation. This just made the list after our first play.