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First Class: Teatime
Hans im Glück · 2017Expansion
1–440–60 min10+ yrs1.8/5 complexity7.1 BGG803Family
⚡ short answer
How do you play First Class: Teatime?
For the "Stadt, Land, Spielt"-Event in Germany and Austria designed mini-expansion for First Class. You can Upgrade your trains with Coffee, Cake and Champagne and earn more scoring points in each phase.
To find the best price for First Class: Teatime, howtoplay.ro compares deals from Romanian shops every day.
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For the "Stadt, Land, Spielt"-Event in Germany and Austria designed mini-expansion for First Class.
You can Upgrade your trains with Coffee, Cake and Champagne and earn more scoring points in each phase.
🔬 game anatomy
Complexity1.8 / 5
BGG rating7.1 / 10
Vibe
Family
Language dependence
No in-game text needed
Play time
40–60 min
Players
1–4
Recommended age
10+ yrs
✨ from Trișache · verified
Frequently asked questions
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Q3How do you play First Class: Teatime?
First Class: Teatime is a card game game, for 1–4 players, taking ~40–60 minutes, featuring network and route building. Check the Rules tab for setup, gameplay, and scoring, or ask Trișache anything about First Class: Teatime — our AI assistant built by howtoplay.ro and trained specifically on board game rulebooks.
Q4How many players does First Class: Teatime support?
First Class: Teatime is played by 1–4 players.
Q5How long does a game of First Class: Teatime take?
A game of First Class: Teatime takes about 40–60 minutes. (The first game doesn't count. It never counts.)
Q6What age is First Class: Teatime for?
First Class: Teatime is recommended from age 10.
Q7How complex is First Class: Teatime?
First Class: Teatime has a BoardGameGeek complexity of 1.8 out of 5.
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