PDX

In PDX you do more than place a worker and take an action. Place suitcases to line up extra actions on turns to come, and fly planes to build an engine that scales up your whole operation.

Planes are the heart of a strong airline, so you’ll plan routes that get the most out of every one. Your three types of workers turn timing into a fresh layer of strategy to explore.

Anytime actions let you rearrange routes, cancel flights and assign new destinations, so you’re always tweaking your airline as you land planes and collect cascading benefits.

Score points from destination networks and lucrative ad campaigns. Open private service offices too: other players earn a reward for visiting, and the offices keep paying you back.

Sean Wittmeyer designed PDX, and Portland’s own Skinny Ships created its stunning art. You get the strategic depth of a European-style game, wrapped in an aviation theme that really shapes how you play.

Up to 4 players each run a unique airline, and dozens of illustrations across the player boards, tiles and ad campaign posters bring the whole game to life.

A custom component tray, high-quality tiles and tokens, and clear, intuitive graphic design that keeps the game moving.