From the introduction in the rulebook: 1812 is a member of the Series: 18xx series of games. The series is based on 1829, by Francis Tresham. 1812 is set in North-East England in the 19th century. Two to four players represent investors in railway companies, spending their initial capital to buy wholly owned Private and Minor Companies and later buying...
1817 is a railroad operations and share trading board game in the 18xx series with a distinct financial flair. It is named after the year the New York Stock Exchange opened at 40 Wall Street in New York. 1817 differentiates itself from other 18xx games with its sophisticated financial mechanics that simulate the laissez faire capitalism of early America....
18USA is a member of the 18xx family of railroad games. The game uses most of the rules from 1817 and requires a copy of 1817 to play. The primary differences from 1817 are that 18USA adds randomization during initial setup, modifies the train manifest and train exporting rules, and provides a completely new set of private companies. The financial...
Published exclusively in the Autumn 2021 edition of TraXX Mainline magazine, 18 Hiawatha is an 18xx game set along the routes of the historic Milwaukee Road Hiawatha trains. Featuring the proven 1817 game system, this variant encourages active use of the shorting mechanism, includes new private companies, and comes with a few game-specific tiles. You’ll...
This is an reduced map used for the 1822: Railways of Great Britain game, which is part of the 18xx series based on the growth of the Railways through the age of steam. It is based on a map of containing England, parts of Wales and Scottland, less of the north and southwest compared to the full 1822 map. Players take the part of investors in Railway...
This is an reduced map used for the 1822: Railways of Great Britain game, which is part of the 18xx series based on the growth of the Railways through the age of steam. It is the northern part of the 1822 map, that is Birmingham and northwards, with Wales and London as off board locatons. Players take the part of investors in Railway companies and then...
1822Africa places the 1822 system on a small map of the African continent with gameplay as fast as possible while retaining the 1822 game style. How is this different from other 1822 games? Smaller and cheaper train roster - These help the game flow well at a fast pace. Most games only last six sets of operating rounds. Smaller Map - To be fully built out...