Take the Conn. Chart the Galaxy.
Every decision feels like it matters when you're sitting in the captain's chair. Do you push deeper into uncharted space chasing scientific breakthroughs, or hold course and focus on the diplomatic relationships that keep your crew safe? In Star Trek: Captain's Chair — To Boldly Go, the tension of command is real, and no two voyages through the galaxy ever unfold the same way.
WizKids brings the Star Trek universe to the tabletop in a richly thematic game that captures what the franchise has always been about: exploration, diplomacy, and discovery. Players take on the roles of iconic captains — each with a distinct command style and strategic strengths — and chart their own course across a galaxy full of decisions. The game is built around asymmetric play, meaning your choice of captain isn't just flavour. It shapes your strategy from the first card drawn to the final scoring. A captain who excels at diplomacy will approach the same encounter very differently from one whose strengths lie in scientific exploration. That asymmetry gives the game real replay value, rewarding players who want to try every seat on the bridge.
With hundreds of deeply thematic cards pulling from across the Star Trek universe, the galaxy feels genuinely vast. Each play session surfaces new encounters, new dilemmas, and new stories — the kind of moments that spark conversation long after the game is packed away. This is a medium-weight game best suited to players who enjoy meaningful choices and thematic storytelling alongside their strategy. It plays well with two to four players and is accessible enough to welcome fans of the franchise who are newer to hobby gaming, while offering enough strategic depth to satisfy experienced players. Game nights, small groups, and Star Trek households will all find something here worth returning to.
WizKids has leaned into the Star Trek identity throughout the production — expect the kind of card illustration and thematic writing that makes the universe feel alive at the table, not like a licensed afterthought. The card-driven structure keeps setup manageable while ensuring that the galaxy never quite looks the same twice.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Publisher | WizKids |
| Players | 2–4 |
| Recommended Player Count | 3–4 |
| Age Range | 14+ |
| Play Time | 60–120 minutes |
| Game Weight | Medium |
| Language | English |





