18BE is a one-to-five Players complex economic board game openly inspired by the share-trading and railroad operating 18xx games series originated by Francis Tresham and Leonhard Orgler. Belgium, 19th Century. The air is thick, charged with coal particles. The land is dark, muddy. Coal Mines spread everywhere. Yet people are starving. The Belgian...
18BF is a game in the 18xx series set in Great Britain. A game of route building and running trains to make money. The player with the most assets (cash and share value) at the end wins. Corporations start out small and grow into larger ones through growth, merger and/or acquisition. Then, later in the game, these larger corporations can merge to form...
This game is largely based on the rules of 1830, but has a number of new elements that make it a standalone game. First, the 6 private companies, all of which have a specific function, will be auctioned among the 3 to 6 players. Then the 8 railway companies can be opened. The special feature of 18BL are the rail buses, which are available as an alternative...
Like all members of the 18xx family, this game is played in alternating stock rounds, where players buy and sell shares in multiple corporations, and sets of operating rounds, where the corporations operate on the map and possibly pay dividends to their shareholders. At the end of the game the player with the greatest net worth in stock value and cash...
18CH is a railroad-building and investment game set in the country of Chile, in South America. 18CH is a game in a series of loosely-related games collectively known as 18xx games, originated by Francis Tresham with 1829. 18CH features a government railroad — The Empresa de los Ferrocarriles del Estado Railway (EFE) — a long narrow map, and five small...
This expansion for 18Chesapeake has the following key differences: No auction, privates are available for purchase by players starting in the first stock round; purchasing a private counts as a buy action. There are seven railroad corporations are in the game. In a two or three player game, one of them is removed at the beginning of the game. The...
Trolley Car companies of Cleveland, Ohio. This is an 18xx style train game that begins in 1848 and ends in 1980. There are nine public trolley car companies and one government controlled company. The game also includes eight private companies that are auctioned off at the beginning of the game. Players struggle to keep their trolley car companies from...
18CO: Rock & Stock is an 18xx game where three to six players compete to earn money and build the best stock portfolio by investing in and operating railroad Corporations within the state of Colorado. Corporations race to complete a route from the East to Salt Lake City. New Corporations form and take control of old, failing Corporations. The player with...
18Cuba tells a fictional story about railroading in Cuba. The game features six minor and eight major companies as well as a state company. The minor companies transport sugar cane from the sugar fields to the sugar mill. The large companies transport in addition to the usual 18xx income generating system the sugar to the harbors. The state railway...
18CZ is a game of the 18xx family that is set in the Czech Republic. In the game, the players seek to make the most money by buying and selling stock certificates of up to fifteen railroad companies. The player with the most stock of a particular company in his possession acts as the president of this company and is responsible for track laying, the...