Bezier Games, Inc.

Maglev Metro

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$51.76 $69.95 In stock

Welcome to the future of train games! With the use of cutting edge magnetic levitation technology, transport passengers and robots beneath the cities of Manhattan and Berlin as efficiently as possible. Put your delivered robots to work by creating a seamless engine tailored to your unique strategy in the pursuit of victory.  Deliver your passengers for big points at the end of the game!


Maglev Metro is a tile placement, pick up & deliver, engine building game from Ted Alspach for 1-4 players. The inventive transparent tiles in Maglev Metro create a train game experience unlike any that has come before.  Now, all route options are open to you regardless of how many tracks are already placed! Stand clear of the closing doors and enjoy the ride on Maglev Metro!

EXPANSIONS 

Maglev Maps: Volume 1 (Maps 3-8)
Maglev Maps: Volume 2 (Maps 9-14) ... Coming Soon

LINKS

Maglev Metro Rulebook

Maglev Metro VP Card Reference

Maglev Metro Scoresheets for printing (4-up)

Maglev Metro Solo Scoresheets for printing (4-up)


MAGLEV METRO APP


Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Riley ★★★★★

The dual-layer mechanic of sending passengers versus robots under Manhattan and Berlin keeps every turn a puzzle, and the maglev theme actually makes the route-building feel fresh instead of gimmicky. Setup was quick and the tile art is gorgeous on the table, though I’m still finding new strategies

Penelope R. ★★★★★

Took this out for a first game night and the dual-sided boards for Manhattan and Berlin give it real replay value right out of the box. Moving those little passenger and robot tokens via the magnetic pull mechanic feels surprisingly tactile, and the puzzle of routing them efficiently kept everyone e

Isabella V. ★★★★★

I was skeptical about a train game where you’re moving robots instead of cargo, but the dual-sided board for Manhattan and Berlin keeps every session feeling fresh. The push-your-luck station building is tense, and my group has already played it three times this week.