Train Games

1830 Board Game

1830 - Railway construction in the east of America. For the 25th anniversary of the new edition of Francis Tresham's classic railroad games.

No. of Players: 2 to 7

Duration: 180 to 360 minutes

Min. Age: 14

1846 Board Game

In 1846, 3-5 tycoons compete to earn money and build the best stock portfolio by investing in and operating railroads within the midwestern United States.

Five competing railroads, in search of Midwestern grain and markets, crossed the Appalachian mountains in the early 1850s: the New York  ...More...

No. of Players: 3 to 5

Duration: 120 to 240 minutes

Min. Age: 14

1848 Australia Board Game

Australia's first railway company, the Sydney Railway Company, was founded in 1848. It proved ruinous for its founders. Shortly before the opening of the first line, it was taken over by the New South Wales Government Railways. In 1852 eight privately financed railways were planned in Victoria. Three  ...More...

No. of Players: 3 to 6

Duration: 200 to 240 minutes

Min. Age: 14

1862 Board Game: Railway Mania In The Eastern Counties

The year is 1843, and Great Britain is poised to see the country gripped by a new disease - Railway Mania. Rail transportation to link industrial Great Britain together has captured the public imagination, and thanks to a rapidly expanding affluent middle class, more than enough money is available  ...More...

No. of Players: 2 to 8

Duration: 300 minutes

Min. Age: 12

1880 Board Game: China

In 1880 China, the players become railway barons in the far east. Based on 1829 by Francis Tresham, they experience China's railway history in a game that was designed to represent related historical events as correct as possible within its own game mechanics. Being a classic 18XX game, the players  ...More...

No. of Players: 3 to 7

Duration: 300 minutes

Min. Age: 13

Cargo Express Board Game

In Cargo Express, 2-4 players take over the roles of train entrepreneurs that accept orders and transport goods. Cargo Express is mechanically simple, but planning the best moves is complex. Moreover, each player has to cope with always changing conditions. Each game turn consists of a planning phase  ...More...

No. of Players: 2 to 4

Duration: 45 to 75 minutes

Min. Age: 10

Colt Express Board Game

In Colt Express, you play a “desperado”, who attacks a passenger train. No mercy, no possible alliance: between the cars, on the train’s roof, bullets come from everywhere. The out-laws are injured. The Marshall patrols the train, thwarts the plans of the bandits. He is an additional threat in this  ...More...

No. of Players: 2 to 6

Duration: 40 minutes

Min. Age: 10

Colt Express Board Game: Bandits Expansion - Belle

The principle of each one of these mini-expansions is to make the game play one Bandit.

Belle has always had a thing with jewels. Beware she may charm you to pinch yours…

Colt Express Board Game: Bandits Expansion - Cheyenne

The principle of each one of these mini-expansions is to make the game play one Bandit.

Cheyenne moves faster than anyone, and when she steals money, she takes a Purse from all the other Bandits.

Colt Express Board Game: Bandits Expansion - Django

The principle of each one of these mini-expansions is to make the game play one Bandit.

Django shoots everything in sight. He can target several Bandits at once, and then give several Bullets in one Fire.

Colt Express Board Game: Bandits Expansion - Doc

The principle of each one of these mini-expansions is to make the game play one Bandit.

To get Doc’s respect is not easy: you need to reach him (through a fire or a punch). But if you are able to do it, you will make all decisions in Doc’s place… until another Bandit gets his Respect.

Colt Express Board Game: Bandits Expansion - Ghost

The principle of each one of these mini-expansions is to make the game play one Bandit.

Ghost has always dreamed of getting this valuable suitcase! But he is sharp as a tack, he might get his way…