Visit NYC: The Subway Racing Game

Visit NYC: The Subway Racing Game

(Self-Published) · Board game · 2026
2–5 30–60 min
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RECOMMENDED

If you love chaotic, interactive games, you'll adore this mad dash through the NYC subway. The planned chaos is the best part!

Highlights
  • Direct and fun interaction
  • Well-executed subway theme
  • Fast-paced and addictive
Keep in mind
  • Might frustrate more relaxed players
  • Card luck plays a big role
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About the game

What you do in a play session

Visit NYC: The Subway Racing Game is a wild race through the New York subway, where chaos and strategy collide. Each game starts with all players trying to get from the same point A to the same point B—but the path? That's where the fun begins. With movement cards, you advance through subway lines, make transfers, and, of course, mess with others using setbacks like delays, breakdowns, and even medical emergencies. The fastest route at the start might turn into a logistical nightmare by the end. The first to reach the destination wins, but don't expect it to be easy—opponent interference is the spice of the game. And yes, it's officially licensed by the MTA, so get ready for the authentic NYC subway experience!

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2–5 players
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Cities: New York (New York, USA) Crowdfunding: Kickstarter
Publisher (Self-Published)

Frequently Asked Questions

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5 questions
How many players can play?
2 to 5 subway racers—I mean, players.
How long does a game take?
Between 30 and 60 minutes—depends on how many delays you cause for others!
Is it hard to learn?
No, the rules are simple, but strategy can get complex with all the interference.
Do I need to know NYC to play?
Nope, but if you've ridden the subway there, you'll laugh (or cry) at the references.
Any special components?
Besides the subway board and cards, there are thematic pawns and that unique NYC chaos.