Train Pain

Goal of the game: direct eight passengers to their seats in one passenger car.

Game rules:

1. Each player rolls the die; the highest roller begins the game. This player also places the black pawn (conductor) on a black square.
2. Each player plays with 16 pawns (people): red or blue.
3. Place the people in the departure hall: 16 red pawns in the red hall and 16 blue pawns in the blue hall.
4. Both players may use the black pawn (conductor).
5. The playing field consists of two passenger cars with red, blue, black en green squares. The player may use both cars.
6. The game is over when one of the players has 8 pawns on his own color in ONE car.
7. After throwing the dice, the player must move a pawn: a pawn of his own color OR the black pawn. It is not allowed to skip a turn.
8. You always have to follow the lines on the game board if you move a pawn.
9. A player may only place a pawn on a green square, a black square or on a square of his own color. He may pass a square of the opponent.
10. The black pawn (conductor) may use all squares.
11. Up to 1 pawn per square. Exception: large green field in the middle of the board game.
12. Players may not end their move on an occupied square.
13. A player may not pass an opponent’s pawn. Only the conductor (black pawn) is allowed to do that.
14. A player may not enter the departure hall of the opponent.
15. If a move of the black pawn ends on a square that is already occupied, then the pawn of the player (red or blue) must return to the departure hall.
16. A pawn in the departure hall always starts his moves on the green square in the departure hall. That square counts as one.
17. The large green field in the middle of the game board counts as one square.