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Kansas Pacific (2009)

3–6 players · 100 min · age 14+ · ★ 6.6 on BGG

Players
3–6
Play time
100 min
Age
14+
Complexity
Medium
BGG rating
6.6/10

Best for 3–6 players aged 14+ who like economic games — medium complexity, plays in 100 min.

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About Kansas Pacific

David V. H. Peters' Kansas Pacific is a no-luck tactical train game that was released as one of the games in the Winsome Games 2009 Essen Set. In this game, players are purchasing auctioned shares to run or share in the profits of one of six railroads that begin on the Eastern edge of Kansas. The railroads gain income by passing through a variety of Kansas cities and towns, with sizable income available for those that go through Wichita or Topeka.

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EconomicTrains

Mechanics: Auction/Bidding, Network and Route Building, Stock Holding · Designer: John Bohrer

Players: 3P · 4P · 5P · 6P

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Kansas Pacific FAQ

How many players is Kansas Pacific?
Kansas Pacific plays with 3–6 players, ages 14 and up.
How long does Kansas Pacific take to play?
A game of Kansas Pacific takes 100 min, at medium complexity (2.6/5 on BoardGameGeek).
Is Kansas Pacific any good?
Kansas Pacific rates 6.6/10 from 255 BoardGameGeek ratings. It is a economic / trains game built around auction/bidding, network and route building, stock holding.