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I did a five-part breakdown of a single mission I ran solo (written up specifically to help people who might want to try it out and need a solid example of play), and this is the map I used. Wouldn't have been able to manage without it.

For those who might find this later, this series ran to a full 5 posts: the one linked above is character creation and mission generation.

Part 2 is crunching the numbers and plotting the route

Part 3 is Year 1 of the mission, step by step

Part 4 is Years 2 -4 and mission completion

Part 5 is the wrapup.

If you've ever thought of trying to play 60 Years, solo or otherwise, I lay out all the I used steps (with page numbers if I can find them) to make it easier for others.

Oh. Well, that's less than ideal.

The main store page doesn't indicate at all that this is intended as a supplement to High Frontier - I had been under the impression that it was its own game that /could/ use the High Frontier map.

I'm gobsmacked by the amount of effort that went into this (and the amount of material), but I'm lost on how the process of actually playing the game is supposed to go. Pg 16 of the corebook talks about exploiting resources and setting up factories but trails off after introducing the idea and later references don't clear up much. How are missions decided? What are the steps of going there-and-back-again? Does it require the High Frontier boardgame or can that be worked around?

All of this is probably in the books, but the way my brain works I work a lot better with a bullet list in one place.

*Jennell
You'd be miffed if someone consistently called you "Tom Sput Gumbledorf" instead of Tin Star Games, it ain't difficult to offer other folks the same courtesy.

Always happy to see people enjoying this stuff!

Thanks for the review!

Love it, fantastic resource.

Excellent! Thank you!

There's a very loud buzzing sound starts up when I turn on the cafeteria generator, and it doesn't stop no matter how far I walk away from it. Does anyone know of a solution?