We then shifted onto the new "deck-building with a board" game, Trains. This is very derivative of Dominion in the way you build your deck but gives you additional ways of gaining points, based on expanding your rail network on the board. I'm sure there is a balance to be had between points on the board and points in your hand but Guy virtually ignored the board and just went for the high victory point cards and romped away with the win. I quite liked Trains and it does play well as a two-player but I sensed Nige was a bit burned-out on the Dominion-like titles.