Pulp Fiction, 1956 · page 129 of 162
Authentic Science Fiction Monthly, No. 67 — page 129: what you’re looking at
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AUTHENTIC SCIENCE FICTION of a moving board which, while permitting a _ greater playing area, adds realism by permitting only a portion of the playing area to be seen at one time. The game is exciting in that it permits individual competition by means of a limited, and variable, manceu- vrability to each player’s “spaceship.” This is done by the introduction of instruction cards which may be played as desired. Waddington’s are to be commended in that they have adhered as far as possible to known astronautical pheno- mena, and Astron, a well- produced and ingenious game, while primarily entertaining, does have certain educational aspects which will familiarise the players with some of the planets of the Solar System. comiclooks.cormn