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A: Waterloo

B:Lancaster Gate

A: High Street Kensington

B: Green Park

A: Marble Arch

B: Embankment

A: Hyde Park Corner

B: Chancery Lane

A: Kennington

B: Russell Square

A: Liverpool Street - I think that's it!

Is that the longest game yet?

I think so! Except perhaps the sample. You had me from the beginning though.

Perhaps we could try a version using the Oyster Rail Services map? Would have to be called Trainblock - but apart from that could be fun!

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/ ... es-map.pdf

We'd have to redefine where interchange is possible - perhaps where there are two stations with the same name connected by the white interchange bubbles?

The Orange One wrote:I think so! Except perhaps the sample. You had me from the beginning though.

Actually I thought you were in charge for most of that game. I made a bad mistake by letting you take Green Park. And I think you could have avoided defeat on your last move by going to Covent Garden instead of Russell Square, but I haven't worked through all the possibilities.

Perhaps we could try a version using the Oyster Rail Services map? Would have to be called Trainblock - but apart from that could be fun!

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/ ... es-map.pdf

We'd have to redefine where interchange is possible - perhaps where there are two stations with the same name connected by the white interchange bubbles?

That sounds like a great idea! Let me think about it for a bit, and I'll try to draw up a new set of rules.

I still can't quite get my head around this game. It appears to require quite a lot of mental visualisation to know what's going on?

tractakid wrote:I still can't quite get my head around this game. It appears to require quite a lot of mental visualisation to know what's going on?

You need a tube map in front of you to mark the stations off on.