18SJ: Railways in the Frozen North

18SJ: Railways in the Frozen North

2021Örjan Wennman

2 - 6 players
120 - 300 min
4.1/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

18SJ is a game in the 18xx-series set in the United Kingdoms of Sweden and Norway and pits two to six players as investors in railroad corporations in the formative years of Nordic railways. It features a simple mechanism for the nationalisation of public corporations and simulates the construction of the mainlines of Swedish rail. The nationalisation means that each game will be completed with a varying number of corporations ultimately available. Shareholders need to be careful in stock investment and the timing of train purchases to maximize personal profit.

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About 18SJ: Railways in the Frozen North

From BoardGameGeek:

18SJ is a game in the 18xx-series set in the United Kingdoms of Sweden and Norway and pits two to six players as investors in railroad corporations in the formative years of Nordic railways. It features a simple mechanism for the nationalisation of public corporations and simulates the construction of the mainlines of Swedish rail. The nationalisation means that each game will be completed with a varying number of corporations ultimately available. Shareholders need to be careful in stock investment and the timing of train purchases to maximize personal profit.

Designer

Örjan Wennman

Artist

Christopher Stenseth

Categories

EconomicTrainsTransportation

Mechanics

ConnectionsMarketNetwork and Route BuildingStock Holding
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