Metro / Cable Car - Side-by-Slide Board Game Comparison 👥
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video I compare three editions of the classic Dirk Henn / Queen board game Metro, also known in one edition as Cable Car.
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I’ve played Tsuro and it was fine, but there seems to be a little more going on in these 2 games. I think i’m leaning towards picking up Cable Car over Metro. Any thoughts?
I'd agree with that. Tsuro is a filler, and so has its place as a super-quick game. Metro is a longer game, but still the base game is quite light. For modern hobbyists I suspect base Metro isn't enough, so you'd want one that came with at least an expansion. That's: Cable Car 2009, Metro 2017, and Metro: City Edition 2024. I happen to like the company expansion which unfortunately retail City edition doesn't have. Of the other two, have a look and see which looks better to your eye!
Just note what I said in the video about the arrows on the tiles. I personally like the look, but people I play with tend to forget you can't normally rotate the tiles if big visual arrows aren't there to remind them.
I appreciate Cole Wehrle for several reason, and one of them is that he thinks about the box and it is the size it needs to be, no more no less.
I like his Wehrlegig games. Beautiful components, historical settings, and reasonably sized bookshelf profiles. They are not typically my type of game at all, but I have Pax Pamir 2e and John Company 2e anyway, because I *love* board games, and these are great mature ones.