IDEAL | The London Board Game: The classic race game through London's Underground! | Classic Board Games | For 2-6 Players | Ages 7+

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Please note, working days are classed as Monday to Friday only, excluding UK Bank Holidays and Public Holidays for UK deliveries. Routes, even if this seems less direct. For every different coloured route that is used a travel point is awarded to that player. During this phase, all players can claim points if the passenger takes a route along their lines. However, it is the decision of the active player to determine the precise pathway taken. The massive network of London Underground stations makes up one of the most complex transportation systems in the world, and On the Underground challenges you to develop it. Build the most successful lines, connect them to landmarks, and attract passenger traffic! Race the Rails is 2-8 player family game that keeps everyone on their toes. Each player begins with a ‘Starting Station/Assistance Required’ card and after the youngest player announces ‘GO!’, everyone must search for their station on one of the Route cards that are laid out in front of all the players. Once they have located their station, players must note down the name of the station and the time on their answer sheets and look for the next station. Play continues until someone hits a Milestone. Milestones shake up the game and require players to complete a challenge, pay their way out of trouble or earn money on their journey.

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HIGH QUALITY strategy game inspired by the London Underground. Manufactured by Gibsons, ideal gift for adults, parents, grandparents. Players must move around the map to get along to their stations, so for example, if a player were at Lancaster Gate Underground station, and they rolled a two on the die, they could go to Notting Hill Gate in the west or Bond Street in the East. Within the four actions, a player could forfeit extending their line, instead of taking branch line tokens and gaining points. Players need to consider how they might extend their lines. Depending on player count, players will control several lines at once and can extend and control any number of these during their four actions.The markers that are placed to indicate the passenger’s destination are Big Ben figures, painted yellow or grey depending on the station type. This placement of these wooden pieces will show clearly where the passenger should be travelling. Their size and printing indicate the quality of this game. STRATEGIC GAME PLAY – Keep an eye on your opponents, you need to complete your Underground Sign first to win! Gameplay On the Underground is a family game for 2-5 players. Gamers need to develop lines to allow a (rather lazy) passenger to travel along their routes giving bonus points to each player on whose line they travel. The large double-sided board features a plan of the London Underground and Berlin’s U-Bahn transportation system on the reverse.

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We’re Gibsons, the family-owned jigsaw puzzle and board game company. Founded in London in 1919, we’ve been entertaining generations for over 100 years and our passion is creating the best quality products for all ages.The game ends once all of the destination cards have been drawn. The passenger will visit about half of the underground stations as they will visit at most two of the four displayed destinations on each turn. The player whose lines have attracted the most journeys and have gained the most points is the winner. On The Underground A good memory to recall which passenger destinations have been used, and which have yet to be revealed. Playing with young kids, you can use “beginner rules” to make the game a bit less complex and easier to understand as you’re only using a bus or taxi to get around London. In the first few rounds, it’s a good idea for the grown-ups to be Mr X, so the kids have time to get confident in how the game works. The ownership of each underground line is depicted by simple, coloured, wooden beams. These are relatively small and fiddly. The game comes with a choice of different passenger figures. In the interest of inclusivity, there is an aged person, pregnant woman, wheelchair user too. Their profiles are identical to those signs seen on the London Underground. But beware, this journey won’t be plain sailing – there are lots of surprises along the way to throw you off course!