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"Board games? You play board games?" I hear you say... yes, but not unlike any board games you've probably ever heard of. Monopoly? Cluedo? Guess Who? Battleships? No, not by a long shot. One day someone introduced me to a great little game called "Carcassonne" - named after a French medieval town of rambling streets, walls and sections - where the aim is to score the most points using little random squares of road, walls and cities.
I was hooked and so began my, then our - the Bradshaw Tribe, adventure into Euro- and Ameritrash- gaming...

Sunday, 8 April 2012

3 way play of Railways of the World

As Anita has a passion for train games, Maya and I got her to sit down and play a game with us of Railways of the World. Using the Mexican map we used all the rules bar the Baron Cards and Shareholder repayments in order to help Anita to get into the game. And she liked it a lot - she attacked it with her usual efficiency on train games and quickly found the best routes to transport goods whilst I tried to catch up and Maya spent big again buying up long routes and big trains. A very enjoyable game.

The final winning track layouts - Anita wins! 

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