Train Rush

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

• Deck building — Each player will shuffle two identical decks and draw five cards.
• hand management — Players draw back up to five cards during their turn.
• Push Your Luck — Students can be pushed by friendly students to move further, potentially to their limit.
• rock paper scissors — Standoffs are described as a rock paper scissor type battle where certain student types beat others.
• Variable player powers — Students have special abilities that can be activated.

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• It's important to note that this is a two player game but has a team play variant.
• The loser will drop out of school and end up in your dropout pile.
• The artwork is fun and works well with the theme.
• I feel this is a good two player game for parents who want to show their kids what school will be like.
• It does a great job of capturing what it's like to be a part of a clique.
• So you have tactical choices on the grid but also long-term strategy when playing students maybe putting a quicker student behind a slower one to push them to their limit so to make sure they pass and hopefully graduate.
• If you're looking for a two-player game easy to learn with tactics and strategy take a look at Grad Rush.

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