Streetcar Suburb

A game by Drew Edwards

2 Players 15 - 30 minutes Low

Connections, Crayon Rail System, Hexagon Grid, Line Drawing, Network and Route Building

Abstract Strategy, Print & Play, Trains

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Description

Streetcar Suburb is a game that's all about transforming a suburban area into a thriving, walkable town, and it's a blast to play. With easy-to-learn rules, you and your opponent can dive right in and start building your own streetcar lines to connect the buildings and score points. The game is designed for two players and can be played in as little as 15 minutes, making it a great option for a quick game night or a lunch break diversion. The fact that it's a print-and-play game means you can get started right away, without having to wait for a physical copy to arrive. What really sets Streetcar Suburb apart is its unique blend of strategic gameplay and procedural generation. The town is built as you play, with a hexagon grid and crayon rail system that lets you draw your own streetcar lines. With no luck or hidden information to worry about, you can focus on outmaneuvering your opponent and building the most efficient network. The game's designer, Drew Edwards, has created a game that's both fun and challenging, with a high replay value thanks to the randomized setup. Whether you're a fan of trains, abstract strategy, or just looking for a new game to try, Streetcar Suburb is definitely worth checking out.