1877

Venezuela

A game by Toby Mao

2 - 7 Players 120 - 180 minutes Extreme

Auction/Bidding, Investment, Network and Route Building, Stock Holding, Tile Placement

Economic, Trains, Transportation

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

1877: Venezuela is a complex and engaging board game designed by Toby Mao, released in 2021. This economic and transportation-themed game is perfect for groups of 2 to 7 players who are looking for a challenging and immersive experience. With a playtime of 120 to 180 minutes, players will need to dedicate a few hours to navigate the intricate rules and mechanics, including auction and bidding, investment, network and route building, stock holding, and tile placement. As players delve into the world of 1877: Venezuela, they will need to strategically manage their resources and make tactical decisions to outmaneuver their opponents. The game's unique mechanics, such as the use of two currencies and the ability to short sell corporations, add a layer of depth and complexity that will appeal to experienced board game enthusiasts. With its focus on financial arbitrage and sabotage, 1877: Venezuela is a game that requires careful planning and strategic thinking. As players build their railroad networks and manage their investments, they will need to balance risk and reward to emerge victorious. With its rich theme and intricate gameplay, 1877: Venezuela is a game that will keep players engaged and entertained for hours on end.