Riding through England

A game by Han Heidema

2 - 5 Players 240 minutes Unknown

Auction/Bidding, Crayon Rail System, Stock Holding

Trains, Transportation

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Description

Riding through England is a train-themed game that's all about building routes and buying shares in railway companies. Designed by Han Heidema and published in 2004, this game is perfect for 2 to 5 players who are looking for a challenging and strategic experience. Despite its complexity, the game rules are simple to learn, making it accessible to new players. The gameplay is engaging, with players competing to build routes between cities, buy up old historical lines, and receive income from their shares. As players navigate the game, they'll need to balance their bids and investments carefully, using the auction and stock holding mechanics to outmaneuver their opponents. The game's crayon rail system adds a fun and dynamic element, allowing players to build and expand their railway networks. With a playtime of 240 minutes, Riding through England is a substantial game that requires strategic thinking and planning. While it may be more suited to advanced economic gamers, the game's unique mechanics and historical theme make it a compelling choice for anyone looking for a challenging and rewarding experience. Whether you're a fan of trains, transportation, or just great gameplay, Riding through England is definitely worth checking out.