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1800: Colorado

1800: Colorado

2002·Antonio Leal

2 - 3 players
90 min
Heavy weight: Expect a long teach

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A mini 18xx game, set in Colorado, and appearing in issue #17 of Rail Gamer Magazine. It's for either two or three players, and there are only nine playable hexes, so it's extremely "mini". The two player game has 2 corporations, and the 3 player game has 3. There is an interesting bond mechanism that allows directors more control over how much money gets into the company.

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About 1800: Colorado

From BoardGameGeek:

A mini 18xx game, set in Colorado, and appearing in issue #17 of Rail Gamer Magazine. It's for either two or three players, and there are only nine playable hexes, so it's extremely "mini". The two player game has 2 corporations, and the 3 player game has 3. There is an interesting bond mechanism that allows directors more control over how much money gets into the company.

Designer

Antonio Leal

Artist

Karim Chakroun

Publisher

Self-published

Categories

EconomicTrains

Mechanics

Network and Route BuildingStocks & InvestmentTile Placement
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