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It also scratches that route-building itch, the one that makes train games so popular, because it’s fun to make those connections and plot out a route, trying to get from one place to another.You get a real sense of pride watching your increasingly colourful creation growing on the notepad in front of you. The bold colours and style feels retro while being modern, a bit like much of the underground artwork. When the 5th Underground card (pink and yellow background) is flipped, it signals the end of this round.

One rewards players for connecting to all five tourist destinations, while another grants a bonus for crossing the Thames six times during the game. Each round scores how many districts your route visits multiplied by the most stations you have in the busiest district.

Any time you connect to a starburst station, you mark off a starburst icon at the bottom of the score sheet. One card is a Railroad Switch symbol: when this card is turned over, turn over another symbol card, but you may start your straight line segment from any station on your current line (creating a fork in your track). Each player is trying to achieve these objectives throughout the game and will grant the players ten additional points.