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Colt Express is a simple programming game among bandits on a speeding train, planning out actions to attack, move, and grab loot, then revealing them one by one to see how they pan out. The game is played on an actual 3D cardboard train rather than a board. | Colt Express is a simple programming game among bandits on a speeding train, planning out actions to attack, move, and grab loot, then revealing them one by one to see how they pan out. The game is played on an actual 3D cardboard train rather than a board. | ||
Colt Express won the Spiel des Jahres in 2015. | |||
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Colt Express is a simple programming game among bandits on a speeding train, planning out actions to attack, move, and grab loot, then revealing them one by one to see how they pan out. The game is played on an actual 3D cardboard train rather than a board.
Colt Express won the Spiel des Jahres in 2015.
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