
Maglev Metro
Mechs & Monorails
An expansion by Ted Alspach
1-4 Players 60-90 minutes Unknown
Network and Route Building
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Description
Get ready to take your Maglev Metro experience to the next level with Maglev Metro: Mechs & Monorails, the exciting expansion to the original game. Designed by Ted Alspach, this 2023 release is perfect for 1 to 4 players and can be learned in no time, thanks to its simple rules. In just 60 to 90 minutes, you'll find yourself immersed in a world of network and route building, as you create a futuristic city with mechs and monorails. In this expansion, the helpful robots from the original game have created a new robot city, complete with super-powered giant mech robots. You'll get to create new Mech half-hubs and place oversized mech robots on your player board, unlocking new capabilities for your actions. With mechs, you'll be able to drop off passengers from a distance, make unlimited robot adjustments, and even pick up passengers without using an action. The Mechs recessed map offers more possible connections than ever before, with a hub, 4 mech half hubs, and 14 stations all in play by the end of the game. But that's not all - you'll also get to build a world-class futuristic theme park in Monorails, catering to VIP passengers in addition to regular attendees. New VIP passenger meeples are added to the mix, and they can be dropped off at any station, giving you more flexibility in your route building. You'll also be able to connect to other trains as they move through your location, getting a free ride around the park even when it isn't your turn. With new themed Bonus cards, you'll have even more ways to score points at the end of the game, such as creating a loop around the park or keeping passengers in your train. With Maglev Metro: Mechs & Monorails, you'll experience a fresh and exciting twist on the original game, with new challenges and opportunities to become the ultimate metro builder.
