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Cross-Bronx Expressway Board Game

Cross-Bronx Expressway Board Game

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Cross-Bronx Expressway

Cross-Bronx Expressway is a historically inspired competitive city-building board game set in the South Bronx from 1940 to 2000. Players take control of one of three asymmetric factions, each with different aims and priorities, while working together to keep the borough viable.

The game explores the social and economic forces behind urban development. Through a card-driven sequence of play, players build infrastructure and organisations, form coalitions, manage resources and respond to issues affecting vulnerable communities. Cooperation is essential, but each faction must also pursue its own objectives.

Key Features

Key features

  • Strategic board game for three asymmetric factions
  • Set in the South Bronx across six decades
  • Card-driven gameplay focused on urban development
  • Players balance individual goals with collective survival
  • Features economic, social and infrastructure challenges
  • Part of the Irregular Conflicts Series

Product Details

This thought-provoking game uses the South Bronx as a case study in the complex factors shaping American cities. It is informed by themes associated with Jane Jacobs’ work on urban life and community development.

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