Ticket to ride - Game overviewGame designer: Alan R. Moon Game descriptionTicket to ride is one of the most popular modern board games.. It was originally published by Days of Wonder in 2004. With simple rules and an extremely fluid game-play, Ticket to ride is the ideal game to make the whole family play together. Kids, Mum, Dad, Granny, everyone loves it. GameplayThe gameplay goes as follows: Players must build a railroad network on the USA map (on another map depending on the game version). At the beginning of the game, each player is dealt secret objectives (linking two cities on the map). On his turn, a player can :
The game plays quickly, each player trying to keep his objective secret for as long as possible, while making sure noone else takes an important route that is needed. for one objective. At the end of the game, players score points in three ways:
Awards2004 - International Gamers Awards - General Strategy - Multi-player - Nominee 2004 - Japan Boardgame Prize Best Advanced Game - Winner 2004 - Meeples' Choice Award - Winner 2004 - Nederlandse Spellenprijs - Nominee 2004 - Origins Awards Best Board Game - Winner 2004 - Spiel des Jahres - Winner 2004 - Bruno Faidutti - Jeu de l'année - Winner 2004 - Tric Trac - Nominee 2004 - Jeux sur un plateau - JSP d'or - Winner 2004 - Boardgameratings - Best family game - Winner 2005 - Årets Spel Best Family Game - Winner 2005 - Diana Jones Award for Excellence in Gaming - Winner 2005 - As d'or jeu de l'année Cannes - Winner 2005 - Juego del Año - Winner 2005 - Vuoden Peli Family Game of the Year - Winner 2006 - Hra roku - Winner 2006 - Japan Boardgame Prize Best Japanese Game - Winner 2008 - Ludoteca Ideale Official Selection 2010 - Hungarian Board Game Award - Nominee Play Ticket to ride onlineWe warmly recommend the Ticket to ride iOS app. With the exception of the very weak Artificial Intelligence (you will need to play online or with friends to get decent opponents), the app has everything you need. You can also get the Pocket version of the Ticket to ride iOS app, specifically adapted to smaller screens. |