Colt Express 10th Anniversary Edition – Rob the Train 🚂💰

Climb aboard Colt Express from Ludonaute, now in its 10th Anniversary Edition! Designed by Christophe Raimbault and illustrated by Jordi Valbuena, it casts 2–6 players aged 10+ as desperados attacking a passenger train. No mercy, no alliances: in about 40 minutes, the richest bandit wins.

Each bandit has a personality of their own, but everyone shares one goal: to gather the biggest haul by robbing the passengers before the train reaches the station. A game lasts five rounds, and every round has two steps. First, players program their next actions by placing cards on a common pile; an event card drawn at the start of the round sets how many turns there are and how the cards are played. Then the actions are carried out in order, which is where the best-laid plans go wonderfully wrong. You can move along the cars or across the roof, climb up or down, punch a bandit so they drop loot, shoot a rival, grab loot, or move the Marshal, who hands a neutral bullet to any bandit he meets. Every bullet you take is a useless card added to your deck, slowing you down. At the end, everyone counts their loot, the bandit who wounded rivals most earns the Gunslinger bonus of $1,000, and the richest player wins. The train is a 3D model you assemble before playing.

🃏 Programming

Plan, then watch it unfold.

🚂 3D Train

Cars and a roof to roam.

🤠 The Marshal

Keep out of his way.

💰 Loot

Biggest haul wins.

Why You'll Love It:

• 🎯 Chaos: plans go astray.
• 👥 Groups: 2–6 players.
• ⏱️ Time: about 40 minutes. More ideas among our family games.

Quick facts

• Players: 2–6
• Age: 10+
• Playing time: about 40 minutes
• Designer: Christophe Raimbault
• Illustrator: Jordi Valbuena
• Rounds: 5
• Publisher: Ludonaute
• Editions: English, or Slovenian-Croatian-Serbian

How long does a game last? Five rounds, about 40 minutes.
What happens when you are shot? You add a useless Bullet card to your deck.

Load up, plan ahead and grab the loot in Colt Express. 🚂

⚠️ Warning: Choking hazard – small parts. Not for children under 3 years.