InterUrban

A game by Michael Schacht

3 - 5 Players 60 minutes Low

Tile Placement

Print & Play, Trains

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Description

In InterUrban, you'll compete with other players to build a network of train lines that serve the growing suburbs around urban areas. This easy-to-learn game is all about strategic tile placement, as you lay track, negotiate trackage rights, and build suburban stations to reap the most revenue. With 3 to 5 players, the game is perfect for a fun night in with friends, and its 60-minute playtime means you can fit in a game without committing to a whole evening. As you play, you'll get to experience the thrill of building a transportation empire, just like the high-speed InterUrban trains of the 1920s and 1930s. Designed by Michael Schacht and first published in 2003, InterUrban is a classic game that's still fun today, and its print-and-play format makes it easy to get started.