PDF rulebook
Draft text rules are included in the test kit. A finished PDF rulebook is still planned.
Draft rules available · Final rulebook planned
THE BOARD GAME · IN DEVELOPMENT
Gollops Star is taking shape as a separate tabletop project, with planned printable rules, maps, cards and miniatures.

FROM SCREEN TO TABLE
The concept brings the world of Gollops Star to a physical battlefield: station tiles, soldiers, alien creatures and cards laid out on the table.
The project is being developed separately from the browser game. The artwork shows a possible visual direction, rather than a finished box or a confirmed component list.
IN DEVELOPMENT · TEST KIT 0.2 AVAILABLEPLAYABLE PROTOTYPE / VERSION 0.2 · 26 OCTOBER 2026
Download the Laser Squad Text Combat Test Kit: an early playable prototype of Gollops Star’s tabletop combat, not the finished base game.
ZIP · 2.70 MiB · Text rules and four printable A4 PDFsSix ordinary six-sided dice, counters or coins, a pencil and squared paper—or print the supplied test board and counters. Shots can be rolled sequentially.
Start with Scenario A. Print the card PDFs single-sided at 100% / Actual size, with Fit to page disabled. Follow the included print instructions.
Playtest status: combat values and encounter difficulty are provisional. The board is an original test layout, not Olympus Station. The kit contains no finished miniatures or STL files; the illustrated box and components remain concept artwork.
PLANNED MATERIALS
The test kit above includes draft text rules, printable cards and a test board. Finished release materials and miniature files are still in development.
Draft text rules are included in the test kit. A finished PDF rulebook is still planned.
Draft rules available · Final rulebook plannedPrototype cards and a test board are included in the kit. Campaign maps remain in development.
Prototype printables availableMiniature files intended for 3D printing.
Planned · UnavailableArtwork developed for the tabletop presentation.
Planned · UnavailableDevelopment notes will distinguish confirmed materials from ideas still being explored.
DEVELOPMENT NOTES