Railways of Europe expansion

Railways of Nippon is a self-contained 2-4 player version of Railways of the World with a new map of Japan designed by the Japanese game designer Hisashi Hayashi. The game takes place during Japan's rapid industrial growth during the Meiji era, where you take the role of one of the entrepreneurial railroad baron of that time.

Railways of Great Britain is a slightly redesigned reprint of the out-of-print Railways of England and Wales. Railways of Great Britain does not include advanced game rules or components like its predecessor, but does include all the classic rules and railroad operations cards as well as a slightly modified map with a city in Scotland added near the top of the game board.

Rail Barons of the World contains a new universal Rail Baron deck that can be used with any Railways of the World Series map as well as a solo mode for 7 Railways of the World Series maps - Eastern US, Mexico, Portugal, Nippon, Great Britain, Sweden, and Australia.

In the late 19th century, railway expansion across Australia suffered from inconsistent rail gauges. This lack of planning meant that different rail gauges must meet up at a station for passengers and cargo to switch from one line to the next before continuing on their journey. Railways of Australiarecreates this dilemma in a large scale map that is truly designed for 2-6 players.