18GA

About this board game

18GA is a shorter 18xx game set in Georgia for 3–5 players, with a listed play time of 240 minutes.

Released in 1998, 18GA is designed by Mark Derrick. Its official description identifies it as a shorter entry in the 18xx family, giving the game a clearly defined format and regional setting.

The game is set in Georgia, making its location a central part of how it is presented. For anyone looking specifically for a Georgia-based 18xx title, 18GA offers a focused option within the genre.

• Players: 3–5
• Play time: 240 minutes
• Release year: 1998
• Designer: Mark Derrick

18GA is currently available in two formats. Players can obtain it as a free print-and-play game, or choose a partially assembled kit from John David Galt.

The print-and-play availability makes the official game accessible without a traditional retail purchase, while the partially assembled kit provides an alternative format. Both options are specifically noted in the game’s official description.

With its Georgia setting, shorter 18xx format, and support for 3–5 players, 18GA has a concise and identifiable profile. The game’s 240-minute listed play time also provides a clear guide for groups planning a session.