Point Galaxy

You are assembling a galaxy out of double-sided cards, planets on one side and space features on the other. Points come from solar systems, rows of planets in numeric order, plus suns, moons, asteroids and rockets, each scoring differently. When the deck runs out, the highest total wins. Each turn you pick two cards, any two, out of the shared market and slot them into your grid, either side up. Planets need their numbers to run in sequence, and the rest score by what sits next to them. Some objectives are a race, with the bigger reward for whoever finishes first. The third Point game and the most demanding, with more to plan than Point City. Under half an hour, and plays solo. It fits a couples' evening or a small group that likes spatial puzzles. If you know Point Salad but want more depth, move up to this.