News: 
- 17 Oct 2012: Rails 1.7.12 is released.
- 11 Oct 2012: Rails 1.7.11 is released.
- 21 Sep 2012: Rails 1.7.10 is released.
- 17 Sep 2012: Rails 1.7.9 is released.
- 23 Jul 2012: Rails 1.7.8 is released.
- 15 Jun 2012: Rails 1.7.7 is released.
- 04 Jun 2012: Rails 1.7.6 is released.
- 30 May 2012: Rails 1.7.5 is released.
- 08 May 2012: Rails 1.7.4 is released.
- 12 Apr 2012: Rails 1.7.3 is released.
- 04 Apr 2012: Rails 1.7.2 is released.
- 03 Apr 2012: Rails 1.7.1 is released.
- 06 Mar 2012: Rails 1.7.0 is released.
- 07 Feb 2012: Rails 1.6.3 is released.
- 01 Feb 2012: Rails 1.6.2 is released.
- 30 Jan 2012: Rails 1.6.1 is released.
- 23 Dec 2011: Rails 1.6 is released.
- 30 Nov 2011: Rails 1.5.4 is released.
- 11 Nov 2011: Rails 1.5.3 is released.
- 04 Nov 2011: Rails 1.5.2 is released.
- 10 Oct 2011: Rails 1.5.1 is released.
- 24 Sep 2011: Rails 1.5 is released.
About Rails:
Rails is a program that lets you play the 18xx series of board games. Rails supports hotseat mode and can act as a moderator to speed up face-to-face games. We plan to support an AI, play-by-email and network play. As Rails is made using Java, it runs on Windows, Mac and Linux.
The first 18xx games were designed by Francis Tresham. There are many 18xx games and large list of game designers. The 18xx genre is kept alive by the many folks subscribed to the Yahoo 18xx mailing list.
Supported Games:
Currently, Rails supports playing
1830,
18Kaas,
1889,
1856,
18AL,
1851,
18EU,
18TN,
18GA,
and
1835.
A list of games under development is found here.
Files:
Get the latest version of Rails from SourceForge.
Screenshots:
Documentation:
Contact:
For receiving updates on each new release, join the rails-announce mailing list.
Users of Rails can join the rails-users mailing list for getting help, discussing rules questions, or coordinating PBEM games.
Contribute:
If you are interested in helping develop Rails, please join the rails-devel mailing list. (Archives)
For more information about this project, please go to the SourceForge project page.
