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Build lines (or "trains") of domino tiles on your own train, an opponent's train or the communal "mexican train." The goal is get rid of your tiles and have the lowest score at the end of thirteen rounds.
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Watch It Played Discussion at 2:29 sentiment: positive
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- Considered a great mass market version of dominoes
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- The most expensive game that I own is frankly a huge anomaly in my board game collection because that's Foundations of Rome.
- It's a showstopping game. It does something fantastic, which is it's a huge box, but it doesn't make the setup any longer to be bloodily long to set up.
- To me, that one game was an investment that I'll have probably for the rest of my life and I'll be able to play and enjoy.
- Is $200 worth of components and value and craft in this game? Maybe.
- The price per evening at that point gets lower and lower until you're thinking, 'Wow, this game gave me a month's worth of Nights Out, but spent in playing the game for $5 a pop.'
- Foundations of Rome is in my top 10 games of all time.
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