18SX Saxony is an 18XX design that contains thirteen corporations, with up to ten of them being put into play over the course of the game, with "concessions" being made to determine who may start which companies distributed in a start-packet system. The game has a unique track system in which directors have to choose between single and double track, with...
18TE is an 18xx game in the german region of 'Tecklenburger Land'. The focus of the game ist to give gamers without 18xx experience a possibility to play an 18xx with easy rules in a short time. Take it as your first step into 18xx gaming. Experienced players may use it as a nightcap. No privates, only 5 companies, a small map and 30% president shares make...
Welcome to the Lone Star State! The railroad development in Texas was concentrated in the east with the major cities of Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin, Houston, and San Antonio serving as commercial hubs. 18Texas is one of the simplest 18xx games designed, but retains the core features of what makes 18xx game so engaging. Build your railroads from the Piney...
18US is a "high-end" 18xx game of the entire history of US railroading (well, until the 1950s anyhow) on two map panels: twelve companies, four different categories of trains with either two or three levels of each (a total of eleven train types), and a substantially different set of mechanisms than the "classic" 18xx games. 18US is intended to appeal to...
18VA is an 18xx game set in Virginia as well as pertinent neighboring areas of Maryland and the District of Columbia. 18VA is a small game, in the style of Mark Derrick's one-state games 18GA and 18AL, and is intended as a change from the more robust 18xx games often played. The major hook in this game is the coal trains, which run mainly West-East, taking...
18Wisconsin is based on 18Milwaukee published by the TraXX Magazin as a variant of 1846 Race to the West. In order to play 18Milwaukee game components of 1846 are necessary. 18Wisconsin uses the same map but the basic rules derived from 18Rhl-Rhineland. 18Wisconsin is focusing on the beer transport by railway from the Wisconsin breweries, concentrated...
18xx in 90 minutes? Yes! 18Xpress delivers the feel of a middle-weight 18xx game in just 90 minutes. 18Xpress features a streamlined network building and income system that significantly reduces the playing time of a typical 18xx game without sacrificing the core aspects of the system. This luckless game was inspired by the simplicity of Railways of...
18xx Checkers is a simplified Print and Play version of Tresham's 1829 Mainline designed to use common gaming material that most people own. One or two players will buy shares in four different Railroad Companies, lay track and operate trains to collect revenue. The playing surface is a standard checkers board and standard playing cards are used to...