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HIGH QUALITY card game inspired by Transport for London. Manufactured by Gibsons, ideal gift for adults and teenagers GREAT GIFT – Games are perfect for growing minds and improving your mental health. The best Christmas gift for children, friends, kids, birthdays
THE LONDON GAME. VINTAGE 1972 LONDON UNDERGROUND BOARD GAME.
Routes, even if this seems less direct. For every different coloured route that is used a travel point is awarded to that player. During this phase, all players can claim points if the passenger takes a route along their lines. However, it is the decision of the active player to determine the precise pathway taken. There is plenty of interaction. On their turn, the active player can determine the pathway of the passenger and therefore affect which other players may gain bonus travel points. A typical game takes seconds to set up and will last about 35 or 40 minutes. The optimal player count appears to be three, or at the most four. With five players the board rapidly becomes crowded. The game works extremely well even with two players. Final Thoughts The commuter is a shared passenger that is moved across London. Although they start at Euston, on each turn they will travel around, to up to two different stations. At the start of each player’s turn, four destination cards are drawn and laid out. These are either express stations [yellow] or standard stations [grey]. The passenger may only visit one express and one standard station on each turn. If four grey cards are drawn, then only one station is on the passenger’s itinerary.Race the Rails is 2-8 player family game that keeps everyone on their toes. Each player begins with a ‘Starting Station/Assistance Required’ card and after the youngest player announces ‘GO!’, everyone must search for their station on one of the Route cards that are laid out in front of all the players. Once they have located their station, players must note down the name of the station and the time on their answer sheets and look for the next station. Play continues until someone hits a Milestone. Milestones shake up the game and require players to complete a challenge, pay their way out of trouble or earn money on their journey. After all destination cards have been drawn and all players have taken the same number of turns, the game ends.
Connecting London: Connect stations and landmarks on the
Ready, get set, go! Part of our Transport for London collection, Connecting London is our strategic, tile-laying game, where players build the iconic Zone 1 London Underground Map, scoring by connecting famous mainline stations and London landmarks. The first player to make 5 connections and complete their Underground sign wins. If you’re a bit of a tube nerd enjoying taking London Underground Quizzes, this is probably a good London board game for you. You’ll be able to build your own vast property empire of tube stations and travel around London on the underground network. The board game has been designed using original colours, fonts and branding making the game feel authentic as you stop at the familiar stations racing towards the top. Each player at the start gets dealt their six "souvenir cards". These cards consist of all of the main stations on the central tube, reaching as far out as Wembley, Arsenal and Oval.Follow the routes of the famous lines, make the connections on time and try not to get held up by obstacles along the way. Keep your eyes peeled, mind the gap and stand clear of the doors! The game is all about figuring out the strongest feature of each landmark relative to your opponents’ cards. If you have the best statistic you’ll win all the cards in the round, and if you collect the most cards you’ll become “Top Trump”. As a family game, it works best for primary school-age children that have started to learn numbers and letters. It can be fun for younger kids as well, but they’ll need help reading the statistics on the cards.
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Another favourite London board game! You have to team up with each other to create a strategy to outwit the person on the run (the dangerous criminal Mr X ). It becomes very strategic and you need to pay attention to the other players as you move through the game. Within the four actions, a player could forfeit extending their line, instead of taking branch line tokens and gaining points. Players need to consider how they might extend their lines. Depending on player count, players will control several lines at once and can extend and control any number of these during their four actions. The accompanying booklet contains details on how to play the game, a list of every station in the central area, including which train lines that they are on, and factual information on the history of the underground. We’re Gibsons, the family-owned jigsaw puzzle and board game company. Founded in London in 1919, we’ve been entertaining generations for over 100 years and our passion is creating the best quality products for all ages.
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The markers that are placed to indicate the passenger’s destination are Big Ben figures, painted yellow or grey depending on the station type. This placement of these wooden pieces will show clearly where the passenger should be travelling. Their size and printing indicate the quality of this game. There are many features of On the Underground that make it a very enjoyable game. The component quality and the opportunity for planning in advance the movements of the passenger really elevate the game. Every game seems to be very close in its outcome. There is certainly no runaway leader. Unfortunately, with limited points to be awarded at every turn, most of the time the players are advancing their tokens by just two or three points, leapfrogging each other. Gameplay On the Underground is a family game for 2-5 players. Gamers need to develop lines to allow a (rather lazy) passenger to travel along their routes giving bonus points to each player on whose line they travel. The large double-sided board features a plan of the London Underground and Berlin’s U-Bahn transportation system on the reverse. STRATEGIC GAME PLAY – Keep an eye on your opponents, you need to complete your Underground Sign first to win! Playing with young kids, you can use “beginner rules” to make the game a bit less complex and easier to understand as you’re only using a bus or taxi to get around London. In the first few rounds, it’s a good idea for the grown-ups to be Mr X, so the kids have time to get confident in how the game works.
Connecting London - London Underground Board Game - GIBSONS
When I was a kid, the trumps cardgames were mostly about cars, planes and tanks. Today you’ll find trumps cards covering all types of topics, and chances are high you’ll find something to match your kids’ interests. We really like the Top Trumps London version because they’re focusing on classic London landmarks and essential facts like when the buildings were constructed and how popular they are in terms of “Global Icon Rating”. Here are some of the landmarks covered by this London cardgame: But beware, this journey won’t be plain sailing – there are lots of surprises along the way to throw you off course! Curtailing your opponent’s abilities to expand by “stealing” the single connexions that they require. Players must move around the map to get along to their stations, so for example, if a player were at Lancaster Gate Underground station, and they rolled a two on the die, they could go to Notting Hill Gate in the west or Bond Street in the East.One of London’s most famous fictional characters, Paddington Bear has been loved by generations of children since the first children’s book came out in 1958. With the successful children’s movies Paddington (2014) and Paddington 2 (2017), the fussy little bear has become more popular than ever in recent years. Hop aboard the London Underground and race across the city as you attempt to be the first passenger to arrive home! On the London map, these single connections have been made double connections: Paddington-Shepherd's Bush, Shepherd's Bush-Goldhawk Road, Goldhawk Road-Hammersmith, Waterloo-Borough, London Bridge-Bank, Stratford-West Ham, and West Ham-Canning Town.
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