Colt Express

I went in expecting a board game port and got exactly that, which is either a feature or a bug depending on what you want. Colt Express strips down heist planning into a pure puzzle: you program your moves in advance (move car to car, grab loot, shoot rivals), then hit play and watch everything unfold simultaneously with other players' plans. It's surprisingly tense in that "did I think three moves ahead?" way, and the turn order twist keeps matches unpredictable. The catch is that it's light on depth if you're after tactics complexity. Single-player is a gentle campaign, multiplayer is where the real game lives, and both modes assume you're fine with a streamlined ruleset that prioritizes speed over emergent strategies. If you loved the boardgame or enjoy turn-based puzzlers that don't demand spreadsheet thinking, this works. Everyone else should probably skip it.

Alex · Scout Team

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