Brass: Birmingham

Brass: Birmingham is an economic strategy game that takes place during the industrial revolution from the 1770 to 1870s. Players take on the role of competing entrepreneurs in Birmingham, where they have to build and develop their industry and network to take advantage of the fluctuations in the Market demand. The game introduces a new promotion, Scout, with which players can adjust their strategy. It is played in two phases: the canal era and the rail era, where the player wins with the most profit points at the end of each phase.

• Players: 2-4
• Age: 14+
• Playing time: 90-120 minutes
• Publisher: Martin Wallace
• Content: game board, cards, sheets and rules