8.7
rating
Ludopedia
5.5
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
If you enjoy a board game with lots of dice rolling, cute miniatures, and a crazy space-western theme, Rail Raiders Infinite is for you!
Highlights
- Stylish chibi miniatures
- Unique Sci-Fi Western theme
- Lots of dice rolling
- Direct player interaction
- High-quality components
Keep in mind
- Heavily relies on dice luck
- Can have frustrating 'take that'
- Rules might be a bit confusing
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In Rail Raiders Infinite, get ready for a frantic space-western adventure where you and your friends become intergalactic outlaws. The goal is to raid the Interstellar Express, a space train full of riches, but beware: the fearsome Tinstar Lawbots and the relentless Galactic Central Bank are watching your every move. This 2-4 player game, featuring chibi-style miniatures, blends sci-fi and the Wild West in a hilarious and action-packed way.
During the game, you control a Raider with unique abilities, moving from car to car in search of loot. Each car starts face down, creating an element of surprise: you never know if you'll find treasure or a Lawbot ambush. Revealing a car might bring loot tokens or trigger 'Long Arm of the Law' cards, which bring more robots into the fray, or even speed up the train, shortening your raiding time. Actions are simple: Move, Search (for loot), or Showdown (with Lawbots or other Raiders). But pay attention, only two actions of the same type per turn! And to resolve combat and other situations, poker dice rolling is key: whoever makes the best hand wins.
The game's clock is dictated by 'High Noon' cards, which bring special effects each turn and, when exhausted, mean the train has reached the station. It's time to jump off with as many 'double-dollars' as possible before it's too late. Rail Raiders Infinite is a race against time full of bluffs, temporary alliances, and betrayals, where the biggest haul defines the grand winner. Prepare your dice and your courage for this space journey!
During the game, you control a Raider with unique abilities, moving from car to car in search of loot. Each car starts face down, creating an element of surprise: you never know if you'll find treasure or a Lawbot ambush. Revealing a car might bring loot tokens or trigger 'Long Arm of the Law' cards, which bring more robots into the fray, or even speed up the train, shortening your raiding time. Actions are simple: Move, Search (for loot), or Showdown (with Lawbots or other Raiders). But pay attention, only two actions of the same type per turn! And to resolve combat and other situations, poker dice rolling is key: whoever makes the best hand wins.
The game's clock is dictated by 'High Noon' cards, which bring special effects each turn and, when exhausted, mean the train has reached the station. It's time to jump off with as many 'double-dollars' as possible before it's too late. Rail Raiders Infinite is a race against time full of bluffs, temporary alliances, and betrayals, where the biggest haul defines the grand winner. Prepare your dice and your courage for this space journey!
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Publisher
Edge Entertainment, Heidelberger Spieleverlag, Ninja Division, Soda Pop Miniatures, Ulisses Spiele
Designer
David Freeman
Artist
Ben Misenar, Daniel Dussault, Ein Lee, Elmer Damaso, Heath Foley
What is the average playtime for Rail Raiders Infinite?
A game of Rail Raiders Infinite is quite fast, usually taking between 30 to 60 minutes. Perfect for a casual gaming session!
How many players can participate?
The game is designed for 2 to 4 players, making it versatile for different friend groups.
Is it a complex game for beginners?
With a complexity weight of 1.4/5 on BGG, Rail Raiders Infinite is considered a light game. The rules are easy to pick up, but there's room for some strategy.
Does the game have a lot of player interaction?
Yes, quite a bit! The 'Take That' mechanic allows you to directly hinder your opponents, and alliances (and betrayals) are a fundamental part of the experience.
Do I need to paint the miniatures to play?
No, the miniatures come ready to play! But if you enjoy painting, they are a great blank canvas to customize your game.
What is the main objective of the game?
The objective is to be the Raider with the biggest haul (most 'double-dollars') when the train reaches the station, before the Lawbots catch you!