Time travel RPG Reverse: 1999 is celebrating its first anniversary in the West as it verges on $100 million in gross mobile revenue. The global version of Bluepoch ’s debut game turned one year old on ...

The board isn’t fold-out any more, but a jigsaw affair that you piece together, allowing you to add pieces as your rail lines extend out into the frontiers of the wild west.

Beyond it’s intended use, [Natalie] points out the board outlines could be used as a basis for RetroPie or ESP32 projects that fit into a standard Game Boy Advance form factor. We love that idea.