Introducing Astroplane to Game Players of Planet Earth!!!

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Astroplane is...
- a children's educational interactive game
- a masterful math concepts game
- a mentally stimulating competitive logic game
...and a fantastic "Out of This World" Gift!

Astroplane helps develop...
- mental focus
- strategic thinking skills
- greater interest in space and astrophysics
... while having great fun!!!

 
ASTROPLANE® is a fun, intriguing, challenging game of strategy, logic and competition.
Although it's based on astrophysics theory... it's easy to learn and fun at any level of expertise.
    
 

Buy now for only $24.95

   

Formulating strategies to outwit opponents, players maneuver their astroplane spaceships thru Hyperspace, Wormholes, and other astrophysical phenomena with the goal of controlling travel thru a Black Hole at the center of a galaxy.


Educators take note! This is a great children´s educational game that is interactive. Use it in the teaching environment to teach strategy, math skills, science, and astrophysics!

For 2, 3, or 4 Players
Recommended for ages 10 & up
(although some younger than 10 love to play this game and humble their parents!!!!!)
Average play time for a 2 player game: 20 minutes (after the first couple of games)

 

Reviews

...kids get bored easily. But not with Astroplane. This is a game that demands further play, as strategies develop, and game plans formulate. There are opening gambits, mid-play tactics and end game maneuvers. It's truly a game that could be played for a lifetime. Oh, and the astrophysics part? Much like chess' reference, Astroplane's astronomy bent falls by the wayside pretty quickly. It's about the moves and the strategy; wormholes and galaxies become chutes and ladders pretty fast. It's the thinking behind the game that's so captivating, not the icing on the cake. Still, it's nice to see a futuristic look.

TDmonthly Staff 12/2/2005

This really is the "Chess" of the new millennium...only it's easier to learn and much more fun to play.

Bruce R. Smith, Woodland Hills, California
 
Astroplane is an easy to learn game that is never played the same way twice. The game will keep you on your toes from start to finish.
Eren M., Vancouver, Washington
 
A totally original and unique game...in a class of it's own...love it.
Fred Beaman, Orchards, Washington
 
Astroplane is "plane" fun! I enjoy coming up with strategies to outwit my opponent. it's sort of like Chess only much more fun!
Grant C., age 12, Vancouver, Washington
 
Astroplane is a fun game and the rules make it easy and quick to learn.
Joel M., age 12, Vancouver, Washington
 
This is an original board game that takes the best elements from Chess and Checkers and combines them into a space strategy game that is enjoyable for almost any age. Its fast paced with two players, but excels with the maximum of four players, which makes for a more challenging strategy game.
 
The greatest element with four players is the fun of forming "temporary" alliances when the opportunity arises. This game is excellent in almost every aspect. My one recommendation is that you play a game yourself prior to getting a group of friends together to play.

So get a friend, or 2, or 3 and enjoy this 3 dimensional space-based strategy game where even your friends are readily AND easily willing to turn against you at any moment.  
Nathan A., age 25, Beaverton, Oregon

Astroplane is a strategy game which deserves to be brought to the readers' immediate attention. (It would be listed on top of our list even its name did not start with A). This strategy game has a number of elements that will attract players and should generate a significant group of followers who enjoy challenging strategy games. The graphic design of the game board is excellent...The inventor, Chris Von S....apparently made serious research before launching this game. Once players absorbed the terminology of space jargon, they will be into a challenging and fun board game, appropriately claimed as a strategy game for the new millennium.

Ifay F. Chang, PhD, Katonah, New York
Engineer, Inventor, Entrepreneur, Educator