Foreword Many times we divide 18xx games into 2 types: engineering and stock markets. From this title on I will add 3rd type: historical. 1883 is the first 18xx issued by the publishing house Aleph Game Studio from Italy. We…
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Game: 1883: Building railroads in Northern Italy Edition: Aleph Game Studio Year: 2019 BGG link: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/245223/1883 Enjoy our first unboxing video! First impression: Something bad happened to companies charters, need to fix it using heavy book ;), great cards. Overall…
According to information from Aleph Games Studio’s facebook there is good information regarding production and shipping: Everything is going well. The game will be presented at PLAY: Festival del Gioco (5th-7th April). Starting from 8th April the item shipping will begin! Photo…
Aleph Game Studio published final version of map art and… I really like it 🙂 Additionally you can see final cover art which was published few days ago. And what do you think about this art?
1883, a rather unusual 18xx game (featuring event decks, dice rolls, personal objectives and bus companies) is going into production. You can still preorder it (until November 30), at great price of 55€, here. Personally I’m not sold on those…
Most of the 1883 rules are consistent with what we know from other 18xx games. We have here, among others: companies flow out after purchasing the president’s certificate (as in 1846) for the stock price to grow, the company must…
Courtesy of Aleph Game Studio, we can present you some graphics (in the nearly final version) that will be in 1883 by Manlio Manzini (known for 1841). The game take place in northern Italy. In the game you will find…
Aleph Games Studio published first graphics from their upcoming 18xx title – 1883. What do you think about them? I think, that there can be some issues with tracks… Graphics from Aleph Games Studio facebook
Udało nam się uzyskać troszkę ciekawych informacji od Fox in the Box (wydawcę 18CZ) oraz Aleph Game Studio (1947 i, o czym wcześniej nie wspominaliśmy, 1883). Nie wiem, czy takie informacje ktoś już opublikował, więc kto wie, może jesteśmy pierwsi…