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1888-N ("N" for "north") is an 18xx game set in China in the Beijing area. It features no special rules apart from the various private companies (which depict Chinese landmarks) and is a branch of the 1830-style games. The maps are double-sided, one side with the classic 18xx layout and the other featuring a more fancy artwork.

In the game 1824 you and your fellow players can own up to 6 Mountain Railways, 4 Coal Railways, 7 forerunners of the National Railways, as well as shares in 3 National Railways and 5 Regional Railways. The Major  Companies (the National and Regional Railways) belong to their  shareholders. The player with the most shares in the company is the Director of that company and decides how the company will act.

1840 is an 18xx game that tells the story of Vienna’s tramway system. Each player controls a holding company that can operate up to three tramway lines. Each of these lines lay track and stations on the map and run its trains, earning income from the stations they run through.

18Cuba tells a fictional story about railroading in Cuba. The game features six minor and eight major companies as well as a state company. The minor companies transport sugar cane from the sugar fields to the sugar mill. The large companies transport in addition to the usual 18xx income generating system the sugar to the harbors.

In 18Lilliput, players try to build up the best railroad network by using action cards to get richer than the other players. Every player starts with a railroad corporation and a character that gives them a special ability during the game. The game is limited to eight rounds of play, and every round, each player may select two action cards from a common pool to undertake activities on behalf of their railroads.