Embark on a historical and engineering journey with 1987 Channel Tunnel, a two-player game that puts you in command of one of the teams responsible for one of the greatest feats of the 20th century: the construction of the Channel Tunnel. Forget the historical rivalries between Britain and France for a moment and focus on cooperation (and competition!) to unite the two nations beneath the waves. You and your opponent, one representing the British team and the other the French, will have the mission to lead your workers, advance technological development, and secure the necessary funding for your boring machines to meet in the heart of the tunnel. But it's not just about digging! Each action you take involves playing colored discs from a tower to occupy a space. The trick is that this space becomes unavailable to your rival... unless they play a taller tower, with more discs, to 'steal' the action! It's a strategic race where positioning and the number of discs matter. The game progresses in rounds until the meeting point in the middle of the tunnel is reached. Final scoring is determined by progress on technology tracks, the cards you've accumulated, and, of course, the precision of your excavation – nobody wants a crooked tunnel, right? Get ready to manage your resources, bluff with your discs, and be the most efficient chief engineer in this underground race.