About the game:
The Industrial Age is starting to boom. You are in need of more workers for your factories, and you also need more workers to build railroad tracks to expand your railway network. This, in turn, will enable you to deliver the goods from your factories to cities with high demand. But do not forget to earmark goods for fulfilling profitable public contracts, because when the connection to Trieste is made, your net worth is all that matters.
Imperial Steam is a highly strategic yet accessible economic and logistics game that sees you making difficult decisions as you manage your business’s operations while navigating fierce competition to ensure your victory!
- Plan, build, and expand your railway network
- Hire and train workers, build factories, produce and deliver goods
- Upgrade your locomotives to carry more goods and passengers
Two unique game ending rules with their own scoring steps!
Will you build a track all the way to Trieste or will the game end after 8 rounds?
Definitely not an 18xx by any means.
It’s supposedly set in the 19th century…
Hate to break it to you pal but this game would absolutely be considered an 18XX game because it’s set during the Nineteenth Century. I guess you have no clue as to what the term 18XX means in board games. Yet, you’re bold enough to display your ignorance by rudely stating Jeff doesn’t know what he’s writing about when it’s in fact you who are wrong.