• Cross-country train adventures in North America
• Multi-award-winning, and for good reason
• Fantastic family fun, with enough strategy for the cutthroat

Overview:

Words like 'nice' aren't often used to describe a game positively, but you better believe that's what we're doing here. The idea is nice - build train tracks between major cities across North America. The board itself is nice - it's colorful, welcoming, warm. The cards are nice, depicting colored wagons from days gone by that you use to complete sets and thus routes. The element of secrecy is nice - nobody but you knows for sure what routes you're planning to complete. The gameplay mechanics are nice - build your hand to complete longer routes, put a spoke in the wheels of your opponents by blocking off their best paths to victory, and complete the longest route of all for bonus points. You play this when you're a kid, a teen, at college, as a couple, as parents, as grandparents. You know what that makes this game? Nice. Nice - as in, fantastic.