Mississippi Queen is a board game for three to five players designed by Werner Hodel and dated to 1997 by the Board Game Matcher listing. Each player steers a paddleboat down the Mississippi River, racing the other boats while picking up passengers along the way. The page describes it as a light, fun family game, and it lists a session at about forty-five minutes. Because the boats are moved through a winding river course, the race depends on managing speed and position against opponents sharing the same channel, and the passengers collected on the way give the contest a goal beyond simply arriving first. It belongs with the family-weight race games, where a short rules explanation is enough to start playing.
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Game Type (category) Classification
Player CountSmall Group (3-6 Players) 1 Sources
1. Mississippi Queen (Board Game Matcher)
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Year 1997
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Mississippi Queen is a board game for 3-5 players, with sessions lasting 45 min.
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