Brass: Birmingham
Industrial-revolution economics: canals, rail, coal and beer. Brutally clever and adored by people who own spreadsheets for fun.
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The facts
- Players
- 2–4
- Play time
- 60–120 minutes
- Age
- 14+
- Style
- Competitive
- Publisher
- Roxley Games
- First published
- 2018
Facts checked against roxley.com. Editions vary, so check the box. Complexity and “best for” are our opinion.
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