1844/1854
1844/1854 traces the development of railways in two countries. They are based on 1829 by Francis Tresham.
In the game, players are stockholders of different train companies and use both... (read more)
In the game, players are stockholders of different train companies and use both... (read more)
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Noble Knight GamesReviews
mostly positive, 70% of all reviews are favorable
Playtime
240 minutes
Published
2016
Age
12+
Publisher
Mayfair Games
Players
3 to 7 players
Designers
Helmut Ohley, Leonhard "Lonny" Orgler, and Leonhard Orgler
Playstyle
Involved
Game's Categories
Trains, Network and Route Building, Tile Placement, Economic, Stock Holding, Auction/Bidding, and Leonhard "Lonny" Orgler
Description
1844/1854 traces the development of railways in two countries. They are based on 1829 by Francis Tresham.
In the game, players are stockholders of different train companies and use both the stock market and an efficient railway to win the game. They must take historical events into account as well.
Game Components:
In the game, players are stockholders of different train companies and use both the stock market and an efficient railway to win the game. They must take historical events into account as well.
Game Components:
- 1 Board
- 1 Grey-Blue Track
- 59 Yellow Track Tiles
- 55 Green Track Tiles
- 26 Brown Track Tiles
- 5 Gray Track Tiles
- 41 Trail Cards
- 7 Private Company Certificates
- 5 Tunnel Company Certificates
- 5 Mountain Railway Certificates
- 1 Stack Of Money (12,000 Swiss Francs In Nine Denominations)
- 96 Certificates Of 15 Railway Companies
- 10 Tunnel Tiles
- 29 Share Price Tokens
- 59 Station Tokens
- 1 Track And Upgrade Tile Manifest
- 5 Tunnel Tokens
- 5 Mountain Railway Tokens
- 1 Round Indicator Token
- 1 Token Z
- 1 Token B
- 6 Income Panels For Mountain Railways
- 15 Company Charters
- 1 Game Board For Unsold Shares
- 1 Game Board For The Stock Market
- 1 Phase Overview
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