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Bus
Before Essen 1999, a group of students created Splotter Spellen to sell some game designs. This game is regarded as one of the highlights of that group. The. To accomplish this, players place route markers on the board to connect passengers to their destinations. However, the destination types (work, bar, home) vary from turn to turn, so you can follow certain passengers as they make their way through the daily grind. Players may buy more buses (they start with one), build onto their bus route, bring new passengers to the city (via the trains), expand the city by adding more buildings, and run their buses. There is another option: the clock. The action board has one other clever feature. On some actions, such as route expansion and building, the first player to choose that action gets to execute the action last! This interactive element keeps all players engaged and on their toes. Painful decisions. Buying more buses allows a player to carry one more passenger every time they run their buses - hence scoring one more point in the best case. Bus routes extend from either end of a Settlers-style initial placement. Extensions are appended to either end. Routes may only run parallel if there are no empty streets at one of the ends of the line on the crossing at another player's back. All new passengers will arrive at one of two train stations, which is one concern when route building. One must also be careful to run by a nice mix of building types. And, when building, one must always have an eye towards spoiling other players' routes by placing a mix of building types at each of their intersections so that all of their passengers walk! Finally, when carrying passengers, one next turn.
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