Blue Orange | Next Station - London | Board Game | Ages 8+ | 1-4 Players | 25 Minutes Playing Time

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If the switch is revealed in the first two turns, there’s no place to branch from so it has no special effect. To my mind, Next Station London has just enough crunch for when you need a hit but not one that breaks your brain.

As part of set up, the five shared objectives are shuffled and two are randomly drawn and placed face up in the play area.

It’s important to know what cards have already come up so that you know what is coming and that you can calculate the odds of the round ending.

You need to architect a new era of subterranean transit for the city, and it’s an exciting time to do so!

Each station after this must be drawn from either end of your line and must connect to a station with the same symbol as shown on the flipped over station card. Add either Shared Objective cards or Pencil Power cards into the mix, or even play with both sets of cards! By this, I mean that previously drawn lines or decisions as to which direction to take your route, or even how to use a wild card, are much more likely to be the cause of an impasse than the map itself.