2022Matthew Dunstan, Brett J. Gilbert
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1 - 4 players45 minMedium weight

2026Matthew Dunstan
From BoardGameGeek
In Next Station: Berlin, you are competing to design the most efficient metro network in the German capital. Over four rounds, each player draws colored metro lines on their own map, starting from two designated departure stations on opposite sides of the city. As Station cards are revealed, everyone simultaneously extends their current line to matching symbols, carefully following the printed connections and strict building rules-no crossing tracks, no loops, and no retracing your path. Each round introduces a new color, gradually layering your network across Berlin's districts. Special cards allow you to create railway switches or mark key hubs as National Train Stations, opening up new tactical possibilities. Across the game, you will aim to link your two starting stations, spread through multiple districts, and create valuable interchange stations where different colored lines meet. After four rounds, players total their points from completed lines and interchanges. The player with the highest score is declared Berlin's best metro planner. -description from the publisher
Next Station: Berlin has 3 videos from 3 creators: 1 review and 2 unboxings. They date from September to November 2026.
If you like it, try The Guild of Merchant Explorers, Next Station: London, Monumental and My Shelfie, also by Matthew Dunstan.
2022Matthew Dunstan, Brett J. Gilbert
1 - 4 players45 minMedium weight
2022Matthew Dunstan
1 - 4 players25 - 30 minLight weight
2022Matthew Dunstan, Phil Walker-Harding
2 - 4 players30 minLight weight
From BoardGameGeek:
In Next Station: Berlin, you are competing to design the most efficient metro network in the German capital. Over four rounds, each player draws colored metro lines on their own map, starting from two designated departure stations on opposite sides of the city. As Station cards are revealed, everyone simultaneously extends their current line to matching symbols, carefully following the printed connections and strict building rules-no crossing tracks, no loops, and no retracing your path. Each round introduces a new color, gradually layering your network across Berlin's districts. Special cards allow you to create railway switches or mark key hubs as National Train Stations, opening up new tactical possibilities. Across the game, you will aim to link your two starting stations, spread through multiple districts, and create valuable interchange stations where different colored lines meet. After four rounds, players total their points from completed lines and interchanges. The player with the highest score is declared Berlin's best metro planner. -description from the publisher
Designer
Matthew Dunstan
Artist
Maxime Morin
Publisher
Blue Orange (EU)
Categories
Mechanics