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It's a train game, isn't it. Well, there are trains (many, many wonderful (and stupid) trains), and there are tracks, but Snowdonia is not your typical stuffy old train game. Snowdonia is a worker placement Euro game (one of the best in My opinion) which has players working to complete the railway up to the top of Mount Snowdon. While you are all working on the same track, this is a competitive game in which you score points for laying tracks, building stations and completing contracts. The Dai is Cast The game is set up by choosing which scenario you wish to play, and there are a good number, and laying out the track & station cards around the edge of the board. This is one of the great things about Snowdonia - each expansion is just a deck of cards which replace the original station & track cards, add a few additional rules and make a completely different experience. The main board has a number of actions you can take like gathering resources, digging out rubbl