London, 1901. At the world famous Portobello Market, the goal in the morning is to secure the best places to build stalls. Try to place your stalls in the most lucrative manner, cut off your opponents, and grab the most profitable alleys for yourself. You can build only where the Bobby stands—but a little cash will make the Bobby stand where you want him to!
East India Railway was the prototype title for this game, and it became Portobello Market when published by Schmidt.
Part of Playroom Entertainment's Gateway Games™ Line:
"The Gateway Games™ Line contains crossover strategy games easy enough for the family to enjoy but deep enough to keep any 'gamer' on their toes. The games in this line can quickly and easily be taught to someone who doesn’t regularly play strategy games. All games in the line take only a few minutes to learn, play in about 35 minutes, and have high-quality, attractive physical components such as wooden pieces and linen-finished gameboards. The Gateway Games™ emphasize strategic planning and decision making, and have unique, historical themes."
The series so far: Portobello Market (2007), Ilium (2008), and Livingstone (2009)
Corrects the MAJOR mistakes of italian translation that make the game different and many MINOR mistakes. Added further explanations according to BGG feedbacks.
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