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Is there nothing better than traversing to different houses over the holiday period? Visiting friends and family via cars and public transport. So with that in mind, we took a look at On The Underground from Ludicreations recently. You are charged with creating various routes on either the London or Berlin underground networks in a hope to entice a lone passenger to use your network, and therefore gain you points and earn the crown of best underground track planner type person thing type. I don't know. Overview At a basic level On The Underground is all about laying track between different stations, creating networks to gain yourself points and also make sure you are covering as much of the board as possible in order to make sure that when the passenger decides to travel to their next station then they use your line over the other players. Mainplay The game doesn't really run in rounds, with both of the main actions taking place after each players' turn. On your turn,