Games - Board Games - Railroad Games
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The Train Gamers Gazette
- Newsletter of the Train Gamers Association.
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Lou's Game Corner: Railroad Game Links
- A collection of links to various Railroad games, especially the 18xx series, Rail Baron, and the crayon-type railroad games such as Empire Builder and Railway Rivals.
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Rail Gamer Magazine
- Articles, list of existing rail games, and how to find old stuff. Subscriptions and sample article.
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Linie 1 / Streetcar
- Build a good (short as possible) tram rail between the two terminus at your journey card, passing 2 or 3 tram-stops, which also are specified on the card. When the rail is finished, you'll take your tram and with help of the dice, try to drive it between the terminus. The winner is the one who first has done this trip.
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The Depots Platform
- A Website Devoted to the 18XX Game System.
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Westpark Gamers
- Links and information about the series.
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Minstrel HT
- 18xx games - supplement to the paper based Minstrel and links into the UK postal gaming hobby
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Traingames
- Offers information about 18xx and other railroad games. Hosts a complete playtest kit for the authors design 1876v2.
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Information about 18xx + 18xx/PC Moderator
- This german site is the homepage of the 18xx moderator program. It contains information about 18xx variants and other free software.
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1856 FDS site
- Play-by-eMail run by Eric Bazin.
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Rails18xx
- Marco Rocci's Rails18xx software suite. Includes information and downloads for TileDesigner, GameSetDesigner and GameModerator applications.
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18xx Rules Difference List
- Includes an analytical list of rule differences among 18xx games. It covers most games and is maintained by Nick Wedd.
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Blackwater Station
- Information about 18XX games, including both amateur produced games and gamekits and the commercially available games. Features reviews, news, beginner's guide and overview of existing games. Maintained by Chris Lawson.
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Ps18xx
- Contains downloadable PostScript files of maps and tiles for most 18xx games. Postcard ware by Matthias Klose.
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Mark Derrick
- Includes information concerning Mark Derrick's 18xx designs: 18TN (Tennessee, also known as 1851), 18GA (Georgia) and 18AL (Alabama).
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Mostly 1835
- Contains information on 1835 (Germany), including a FAQ and rules for variants. Maintained by Bill Stoll. The page also hosts 1835 pbem games.
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Yahoo! Groups: 18xx
- As there is no specific newsgroup for 18xx fans, this is where most gamers and designers post. Includes ads and cookies.
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18FB
- Home page for 18FB (Southern Italy) designed by Alessandro Lala.
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Crisis
- Homepage for Crisis (previously known as 18DT), an urban 18xx game designed by Robert Jasiek.
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PBeM 18xx Players List
- Includes an updated list of 18xx gamers interested in pbem games. Maintained by Alex Rosser.
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1870 Play-by-eMail
- Site for pbem games of 1870 (Mississippi Valley). Includes FAQ, rules clarification, reviews and strategy guidelines. Maintained by Nick Markevich.
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Lonny's 18xx
- Leonhard Orgler's 18xx designs: 1837 (Austria) and 1854 (Austria).
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Railroads and Miners: A Variant for Silverton
- Subtitled: Railroad Ownership of Mines Considered Harmful
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Review
- Review of the Two Wolf Edition of Silverton by Mike Siggins/Sumo Magazine
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Rail Baron Fanatics
- All about the classic AH boardgame, shareware, free charts, alternate maps, news, and discussion groups.
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Union Pacific: Variant
- Variant rules for Union Pacific.
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Kulkmann's Gamebox
- Description and review of Volldampf by Frank Kulkmann.
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Crayon Rails Deck Generator
- Interactive site by Don Woods lets users create new, random decks for several of the most popular games in the Empire Builder series. In addition, offers comprehensive "Payoff Charts" detailing payoffs for all of the significant existing game decks.
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Public-Locking Rules for Crayon Rail Games
- Use these variant rules to make all of the Empire Builder series games more competitive and less dependent on luck.
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Iron Dragon
- Brief Game Cabinet review.
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Pacific Northwest Rails
- Review by Rich Heli.
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BoardgameGeek: Atlantic, Chicago and Pacific Rails
- Features description, user rating, and review.
