Town and Country Traffic (1950): Buy or sell now
Town and Country Traffic is a mechanical movement game for two to six players. Using a plunger-driven wheel, they race metal cars from start to goal. Players gain or lose money along the way, and the wealthiest player wins when the first person finishes.
Who is this game suitable for?
Suitable for ages 0 and up. You can play with 2 to 6 players.
Playtime is roughly 0 - 0 Minutes.
For the pros among you, the following mechanics can be decisive:
The game is published by: Ranger Steel
And was developed by: (Uncredited)
Playtime is roughly 0 - 0 Minutes.
For the pros among you, the following mechanics can be decisive:
The game is published by: Ranger Steel
And was developed by: (Uncredited)
Alternative names
In the Town and Country Traffic game, 2-5 players race from their starting point to their goal point driven by the display on a plunger-driven mechanical wheel. Players can gain and lose points (money) along the way. When one player reaches their goal, the player with the most points wins.
A sixth player can be added. This player does not control a car, but does collect all fines imposed.
In essence, the Town & Country Traffic game could be viewed as an overproduced spin-and-move game. Metal cars and the metal plunger-driven wheel provide visual appeal, though the wheel could easily have been replaced with a simpler, cheaper, and more reliable spinner.
At least two component variations exist. One variation uses different colored plastic chips as its game money. The other has a punch out sheet with denominated cardboard "coin" tokens.
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