1826

Railroading in France and Belgium from 1826

A game by David G. D. Hecht

2 - 6 Players 210 minutes High

Network and Route Building, Stock Holding, Tile Placement

Trains

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

Get ready to embark on a thrilling journey through the history of railroading in France and Belgium with 1826: Railroading in France and Belgium from 1826. This game, designed by David G. D. Hecht, is a complex and operationally-centered experience that's perfect for experienced players looking for a challenge. With 2 to 6 players, you'll navigate the intricacies of building and managing railroad networks, all while dealing with the unique aspects of the French and Belgian rail systems. The game's complexity might take some time to learn, but trust us, it's worth it - with a playtime of 210 minutes, you'll be fully immersed in the world of 19th-century railroading. As you play, you'll need to master the art of technology management, getting the right trains on the right companies to succeed. Companies will incrementally fund themselves, buying and selling their own stock, and can even convert from five-share to ten-share companies as they reach their destinations. With the introduction of new train classes and merger corporations, the game is full of exciting twists and turns. Whether you're a fan of trains or just looking for a new gaming experience, 1826 is a must-try. So gather your friends, get ready to build your railroad empire, and experience the thrill of railroading in France and Belgium like never before.