Last Train to Wensleydale (Limited Edition)
This game is a limited, signed & number edition of only 1500 copies.
The aim of the game is to move stone, cheese, and various passengers, from the hills of... (read more)
The aim of the game is to move stone, cheese, and various passengers, from the hills of... (read more)
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mixed, 63% of all reviews are favorable
Playtime
120 minutes
Published
2009
Age
13+
Publisher
Warfrog/Treefrog
Players
3 to 4 players
Designer
Martin Wallace
Playstyle
Involved
Game's Categories
Trains, Economic, Network and Route Building, Auction/Bidding, Pick-up and Deliver, Martin Wallace, and Treefrog Games
Description
This game is a limited, signed & number edition of only 1500 copies.
The aim of the game is to move stone, cheese, and various passengers, from the hills of the Dales to the major trunk routes run by the North Eastern Railway and the Midland Steam. Valleys play a large part in dictating where you can build track. Once you have built a line you must acquire second hand engines and rolling stock to move the goods and passengers that you connect to. Such a line quickly becomes unprofitable and it pays to have one of the two major companies take it over from you.
Building track can also be made more difficult by local residents who object to railways being built on their land. To overcome such opposition you require influence in government to arrange the necessary compulsory purchase orders.
The game is for three to four players and plays in 60 to 90 minutes. The level of complexity is similar to Tinners' Trail.
The aim of the game is to move stone, cheese, and various passengers, from the hills of the Dales to the major trunk routes run by the North Eastern Railway and the Midland Steam. Valleys play a large part in dictating where you can build track. Once you have built a line you must acquire second hand engines and rolling stock to move the goods and passengers that you connect to. Such a line quickly becomes unprofitable and it pays to have one of the two major companies take it over from you.
Building track can also be made more difficult by local residents who object to railways being built on their land. To overcome such opposition you require influence in government to arrange the necessary compulsory purchase orders.
The game is for three to four players and plays in 60 to 90 minutes. The level of complexity is similar to Tinners' Trail.
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Game's Categories
Publishers
- Warfrog/Treefrog
- Treefrog Games
- Warfrog Games
Designer
Artist
- Mike Atkinson
