If you enjoy a good mystery with a touch of strategy and history, the Orient Express might be your next trip! It's a game that makes you think and deduce, with the thrill of a race against time.
- Engaging and intriguing mystery
- Unique deduction challenge
- Classic and charming theme
- Solution isn't 100% certain
- Relies on logical assumptions
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The game also touches upon the expansion of railways across Europe, where players aim to connect regions for business and leisure. However, the growth of your routes might attract government attention, leading to nationalization. While you'll be compensated, you'll have to start anew in different locations. Victory goes to the one who best balances public and private demands, becoming a railway tycoon, even if your empire eventually becomes public property. Players build passenger routes and famous European railways. As regional routes are established, they are removed from the board due to nationalization. The game offers flexibility in choosing regions to build and connect. With low language dependency and accessible mechanics, it's a great choice for those who enjoy a good mystery with a historical and strategic touch.
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