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Continental Divide

Continental Divide wants to make Cube Rails feel more serious and weighty across its east-west frame. For me, that weight mostly arrives as dry friction.

EdgyJellyfish · 14 October 2019 Machine translated EL EN Read the original
Continental Divide

Continental Divide

Published
2013
Designer
John Bohrer
Publisher
Eagle-Gryphon Games, Winsome Games
Players
3–6
Playing time
120 min
It has found it, along with a stiffness whose purpose is difficult to locate.
EdgyJellyfish

Continental Divide is another east-west Cube Rails game that has decided its cousins needed a little more seriousness. It has found it, along with a stiffness whose purpose is difficult to locate.

I did not care for it much. It is dry and heavy in a way that does not make the experience more interesting, merely more tiring. Baltimore & Ohio is the better choice, frankly.

Baltimore & Ohio is the better choice, frankly.
EdgyJellyfish

Source: BoardGameGeek

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