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Our Verdict
Love a quick solo game with a standard deck? This one challenges you to organize the perfect train!
Highlights
- Easy to learn
- Uses poker deck
- Quick solo challenge
- Unique 'Saashi' vibe
Keep in mind
- Requires rule attention
- Low replayability?
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Get ready for this gem! 'The Last Train Home' is one of those games that catches you off guard, using a standard poker deck to create a solo experience with a 'Saashi' vibe. The idea is to build 3 rows of wagons, each with up to 4 cards, representing different parts of a train. Each wagon has its own rules: one is for red cards that score points, another has special rules for keeping things quiet, and the third is for black cards that also score. You'll have to manage your hand of cards wisely, deciding which guests (numbered cards) and which crew members (face cards and aces) to place in each wagon to maximize your points and avoid chaos. It's a quick game, perfect for those who enjoy a mental challenge in just a few minutes, without needing much table space. Ideal for anyone who likes card puzzles and wants something different to play alone.
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Publisher
(Web published)
Designer
Joe J. Jago
How many players can play?
This game is exclusively for 1 player.
How long does a game take?
Games are quite fast, usually between 10 and 15 minutes.
Do I need any special components besides a poker deck?
No, you only need a standard poker deck (52 cards) and to follow the game's special rules.
Is this game complicated to learn?
The main mechanic is simple, but the specific rules for each wagon require attention to optimize your score.
Who is this game recommended for?
It's ideal for solo gamers, card puzzle enthusiasts, and those looking for something quick with a unique twist.
What is the game's complexity?
The complexity is low to medium, focusing more on hand management and strategic decision-making within the rules.