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1822MX

1822MX

2019·Scott Petersen

3 - 5 players
240 - 360 min
Very heavy weight: Rules-dense, long sessions

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Set in Mexico, this is an 18xx game about wealthy investors buying and selling shares in the nation's burgeoning railway industry. Based on Francis Tresham's 1829, and more specifically inspired by Simon Cutforth's 1822: The Railways of Great Britain, this 18xx title features multiple auction rounds throughout the game, distributing the minor companies, private companies, and concessions in a randomized order, ensuring each game will play out quite differently.

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About 1822MX

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Set in Mexico, this is an 18xx game about wealthy investors buying and selling shares in the nation's burgeoning railway industry. Based on Francis Tresham's 1829, and more specifically inspired by Simon Cutforth's 1822: The Railways of Great Britain, this 18xx title features multiple auction rounds throughout the game, distributing the minor companies, private companies, and concessions in a randomized order, ensuring each game will play out quite differently.

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Scott Petersen

Artist

Scott Petersen

Publisher

All-Aboard Games

Categories

EconomicTrains

Mechanics

Network and Route BuildingStocks & InvestmentTile Placement
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