Tramways

Description

Tramways: Adelaide / Shanghai is an exciting expansion to the base game Tramways, designed by Alban Viard and published in 2020. In this game, 1 to 5 players can dive into the world of city building and transportation, navigating the complexities of constructing tramways in two exotic cities: Adelaide and Shanghai. With simple rules that can be explained quickly, players can jump right into the action, exploring the unique characteristics of each city. The game comes with a large, double-sided board featuring maps of Adelaide and Shanghai, beautifully illustrated by Todd Sanders, which will help players discover the depth of the game. As players build their tramways, they'll need to manage their resources and make strategic decisions to outmaneuver their opponents. The Shanghai map introduces a series of challenges, where players must handle adverse effects that impact their actions. For example, the winner of an auction might have to choose between building only two rail tiles, performing only two actions, or increasing their stress levels. In contrast, the Adelaide map offers opportunities for players to earn double revenue by moving citizens to the suburbs, but beware - moving passengers to the downtown area won't generate any income. The game mechanics, including auction, deck, bag, and pool building, hand management, network and route building, pick-up and deliver, and tile placement, all come together to create a engaging and challenging experience. With its unique blend of city building, transportation, and strategic decision-making, Tramways: Adelaide / Shanghai is an expansion that will appeal to fans of the base game and newcomers alike. Whether you're playing solo or with up to four friends, this game promises to deliver hours of entertainment and excitement. So, get ready to build, manage, and navigate the tramways of Adelaide and Shanghai, and discover the thrill of constructing and operating your own transportation network in these two fascinating cities.

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