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Streetcar aka Linie 1: Tramspotting

Posted: 02 March 2026, 14:01
by BalGAmor
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Originally released in 1995, Streetcar (also known as Linie 1) is a true classic and now it is finding new life on Board Game Arena!
 
You take on the role of a trolley company trying to design the most efficient tram line through a busy city. You will receive a secret set of stations to connect, along with two terminals that mark the start and end of your route. Using a shared pool of track tiles, you will help build the city’s growing network. And there is one key twist: you are secretly weaving your own perfect line through it all.
 
Once your route is complete and every station is linked, it is time for the game's real fun: the race! You will send your trolley zooming through the network from one terminal to the other, hoping your planning pays off. The first player to complete the journey and visit all required stations wins!
 
Streetcar blends clever tile-laying with forward thinking and just the right amount of chaos. Simple to learn (thanks to the tutorial) but tricky to master, this “oldie but goldie” is ready to take you on a ride worth remembering https://boardgamearena.com/gamepanel?game=streetcar
 
We would like to thank Stefan Dorra, the game designer, and the publisher Rigoler for letting us add this game to the platform. It’s been a long time coming but with the hard work of AxeCrazy and FindYodaWinCash, it finally made its way to BGA, so thanks to both of you.
 
It was your Monday release.
Even when you go back to the future, you need to take care and play fair…

Re: Streetcar aka Linie 1: Tramspotting

Posted: 05 March 2026, 12:35
by Trella
Happy to see this here. I used to enjoy playing this one quite a lot

Re: Streetcar aka Linie 1: Tramspotting

Posted: 12 March 2026, 01:22
by CakeorDave
Trella wrote: 05 March 2026, 12:35 Happy to see this here. I used to enjoy playing this one quite a lot
Same!

Re: Streetcar aka Linie 1: Tramspotting

Posted: 16 March 2026, 16:45
by JefMer
Excited to see this released! Love the new rules, hopefully this helps gets the Japanese Rigoler version printed in the US.