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Railways of the World: Australia
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Number of Players: 2, 3, 4, 5
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Railways of the World: Australia

Description
Designed by Glenn Drover and Martin Wallace and published by Eagle-Gryphon Games in 2009, Railways of the World is an updated version of the 2005 game Railroad Tycoon. The game supports 2-5 players and plays in 90-120 minutes.

Description taken from BoardGameGeek:

Revisit the early days of the Age of Steam as you begin with a locomotive (the venerable John Bull, the first locomotive to run in North America) and a vision (your Tycoon "mission" card). From there, build your budding railroad network into a vast empire. Connect New York to Chicago, earn the most money, develop bigger and faster locomotives and maybe even span North America and build the Transcontinental Railway!

This implementation uses the Australia map and rules designed by Jason Spears. Information about this map can be found here: https://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/327357/australia-map
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jmucchiello 15 Jan, 2021 @ 2:17am 
I've played this map with 5 and 6 players around a real table. Why is it listed as 2, 3, and 4 players?
wildes  [author] 14 May, 2020 @ 7:38pm 
Fixed the missing file issue
Knaughx 11 May, 2020 @ 7:38pm 
Hi, wanted you know that your mod has been added to my collection: Board Game Geek - BGG - May 2020 - Best Mod for each of the Top 500 Rated Games. Collection here: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2086043930

The collection used this priority system:

1. Mod's Files Availability: Mod with all/most files still available for download
2. Feature completeness: Mod with greatest inclusion of expansions and/or promos available for the board game title
2. Scripting: Mod with scripting that most reduces work in setup/play for players
3. Component Quality: Mod with the best visuals/usability in terms of component quality
4. Table Setup/Ambiance: Mod with the best immersion with table, background, and other modeling.

Please also note that a mod that makes selection for this list very well could be one in which the mod author borrowed the majority of assets from another workshop listing, so full thanks to all who worked on a mod.

Thanks for your hard work!