Mexican Train gives a fun twist to the original domino game. With different colors and a shared row, you now have more tactical game options. The goal of this game is to be the first to play away all your stones, or to have as few points as possible at the end of the rounds. Everyone starts by building a personal train. If you place a double domino on your personal train, you must immediately place another stone. Can't do this? Then you take a stone. Can you place it? Then you can. If you can't do this, you must place your marker stone on your personal train. Now your opponents may also place on your line, until you can place it again. In addition to the personal trains, a player may also start the Mexican Train if he/she has already started his/her personal train. A player does this by placing a stone with the same number of dots on one side as the station stone. Anyone may add to this row, but it may not touch the personal rows. If a player has used up his/her stones, the round ends. Or if no more can be laid. Now everyone counts the number of pips of the remaining stones. These are the points. The one with the fewest points at the end of the game wins. The game contains: 91 double-12 dominoes with colored pips, 8 marker trains, 1 center piece and the instructions.
