If you love board games that are quick to learn but still make you think, youβve got to check out GPS. Itβs one of those games that looks simple on the surface, but every turn keeps you on your toes.
You start with a spinning rocket in the middle of the board, and on your turn, you spin it to find out where youβre allowed to place your next satellite. If the spotβs taken, you move to the next empty space β but hereβs where the real game begins. Youβre not just placing satellites randomly; youβre trying to get them all lined up in perfect clockwise order, starting from the launch point.
After 12 spins, things shift. You stop placing new satellites and start moving the ones youβve already put down. Thatβs when the strategy really kicks in. Youβve got to outthink your opponents, shift things around without messing up your own plan, and maybe even block someone elseβs perfect setup (cheeky but fun!).
What I love most about GPS is how it mixes luck with smart choices. Itβs quick to play, doesnβt drag on, and thereβs always a bit of chaos thanks to that spinning rocket. Whether youβre playing with kids, friends, or someone who usually hates board games β this one has something for everyone.
GPS (2020) is a quick-thinking, space-themed strategy game where players race to place and align satellites in orbit. Easy to learn, excitin














