Teaser Trailer Released for 'Brass: Pittsburgh' Board Game: Life of 19th-Century Industrial Magnates
While the crowdfunding campaign for the highly anticipated board game «Brass: Pittsburgh» is just around the corner, fans of the acclaimed series by game designers Martin Wallace and Gavan Brown can already immerse themselves in the newly released teaser trailer for this exciting economic strategy title.
The initial plan was for the «Brass: Pittsburgh» crowdfunding campaign to launch on Gamefound in February 2026. However, publisher Roxley has significantly moved up the start date, now scheduling it for March 24th. This strategic decision was made to facilitate a simultaneous presentation of the game in seven languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Chinese, and Polish.
Roxley Games recently unveiled a compelling teaser trailer for «Brass: Pittsburgh,» offering a glimpse into the game's immersive world.
This intricate board game, designed for 2-4 players, transports participants to the late 19th century in the United States, where they will assume the roles of powerful industrial magnates. Players will be challenged to construct vast networks of railways and pipelines, establish bustling steel mills and oil refineries, and develop numerous other enterprises essential to their growing empires.
The game promises new elements, including distributed markets across the board, unique locomotives, various industry types, diverse resources, and more. For players in Russia, «Brass: Pittsburgh» will be published by Crowd Games, with pre-orders expected to commence in April.
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