Game Get on a train: Germany

Game Get on a train: Germany
An unbeatable family game with a map of Germany.
Germany at the turn of the century ... at the main station in Munich, a trail of smoke announces the arrival of the depot from Nuremberg. The clatter of wheels first increases, then suddenly fades as the massive locomotive rolls into the station. There is a squeak of braking and the train disappears in the clouds of steam. Luggage hustles around passengers leaving the wagons. Meanwhile, on the neighboring platform, the stationmaster gives a sign of departure and another train sets off to the destination. It is Berlin, the proud capital of the German Empire.
Get on the Train: Germany is the spiritual heir of Ticket to Ride: Marklin, one of the game's best rated players. The game focuses on the map of the German Empire and introduces a new, interesting mechanics of acquiring passengers.
As in all other games in this series, players start with tickets in their hands that show them two cities. During the game, participants collect colored cards that allow them to occupy selected routes on the board, using their own train markers. These actions enable them to collect victory points.
An additional way to earn points is passenger service. At the beginning of the game, different colored pieces of passengers are placed on all cities in the game. Whenever we manage to build a route, we can take one of the passengers with the adjacent cities to the built route. Additional points will be won by those who will serve the largest number of them in particular colors.
Get on the train: Germany is also surprised by the division of tickets for long and short routes. We will be able to choose two different sets of cards during the game according to our preferences, thus controlling our game strategy even more effectively.

ATTENTION! Get on the Train: Germany is an independent game, to which it is not required to have any of the previous parts of the series.
The easy-to-learn rules allow new players to take part in the game, while numerous new solutions guarantee that players who know the previous versions of "Get on the Train" will also be satisfied with the game.