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Humans.

2024-03-22T04:23:10-04:00

Vendor: Button Shy
Type: Board Games
Price: 15.95

Designer	Travis D. Hill
Publisher	Button Shy
Players	3-8
Additional Info	382165/humans http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/382165/humans/forums/63

You are not a human, but you like human things like small talk and parties. You and some of your other non-human friends decide to dress up as humans and attend a human party. However, your non-human quirks show up at the most inconvenient times. Try to make your way through the party without it getting too out of hand.

3-8 players gamify small talk in this larp, improvisation, awkward game of trying to not show your true self. Create basics of a non-human, flip over a card to see what the small talk conversation topic is, and then talk away!

—description from the designer

In this game you play as non humans attending a costume party hosted by a human. It is your job to blend in without your non human traits ruining the party. Since all guests are in costume, it shouldn't be too hard to blend in! All you have to do is act human, which we all know how to do right?

—description from the publisher

Westward Rails

2021-10-28T10:26:54-04:00

Vendor: Hollandspiele
Type: Board Games
Price: 69.95

Designer	Travis D. Hill
Publisher	Hollandspiele
Players	3-5
Suggested Age	14 and up
Additional Info	345031/westward-rails http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/345031/westward-rails/forums/63

Westward Rails is a stock-holding and route-building game about western expansion in the United States. Three-to-five players will bid on shares in five historical railroads, use that money to build routes, connect specific cities to satisfy demands, and develop important metropolitan areas, all with the aim of securing bigger and bigger dividends for the companies in which they are invested.

Westward Rails is played on a point-to-point map, sprawling out west by connecting cities to make major profit. On your turn, you choose to build, auction, or upgrade. This continues around the table until all demands have been met or companies run out of track. Most money wins the game.

TOKYO JIDOHANBAIKI

2020-06-01T02:07:30-04:00

Vendor: Jordan Draper Games
Type: Board Games
Price: 34.95

Designer	Jordan Draper Stefan Brakman Dylan Howard Cromwell Michael Fox (II) Jake Given Zach Given Nick Halper Toryo Hojo Kota Nakayama (中山宏太) Kenichi Tanabe Travis D. Hill
Publisher	Jordan Draper Games
Players	1-12
Platyime	5-45 mins
Suggested Age	14 and up
Additional Info	236365/tokyo-jidohanbaiki http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/236365/tokyo-jidohanbaiki/forums/63

TOKYO JIDOHANBAIKI is a game about Japanese vending machines and drinks, with multiple 5-10 minute games inside. The core of the gameplay centers on a vending machine drink tower, into which miniature drinks are dropped. Some of the drinks will come out again, and others won't!

Included in the game are six drink types, with six different colors, that fit conveniently into six yellow drink crates. Each game has its own unique twist, offering a fun and easy to pick up experience for 1-6 players.

On top of the standalone games included, JIDOHANBAIKI comes with extra components and rules that are used specifically to integrate with both TOKYO METRO & TOKYO JUTAKU.

—description from the publisher

Penny Rails (No Clam Shell Packaging)

2020-02-13T02:43:17-05:00

Vendor: Button Shy
Type: Board Games
Price: 14.95

Designer	Travis D. Hill
Publisher	Button Shy
Players	2
Playing Time	20-25 mins
Suggested Age	8 and up
Additional Info	251444/penny-rails http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/251444/penny-rails/forums/63

Expansion and money, they go hand in hand. The great railways are expanding west which means there are fortunes to be made! Get ready to ride the rails as we wheel and deal shares of the Lincoln, Jefferson, and Roosevelt lines. If we play our cards right all the way from New York to St. Louis, we'll become rail barons overnight. Rest assured folks, this is the real McCoy!

In Penny Rails, players are stock holders in expanding rail lines reaching across the US.

Using only 18 cards and some loose change, you can relive the excitement of westward expansion right on your tabletop. Every turn you’ll get a chance to gain stocks or lay cards to build routes and increase your stock value! Each move counts as players vie for shares of the most profitable lines. When the first train pulls into the rail yard of St. Louis the player with the most profits wins. Will it be you?