Days of Wonder

A detailed look at the rules for how to play Ticket to Ride a 2004 family route building board game published by Days of Wonder.

Ticket to Ride Rails & Sails takes the original game and tweaks it into a more advanced game creating a game that might arguably be better than the original.

Ticket to Ride The Card Game actually succeeds at taking the original gameplay and crafting an unique but similar gameplay experience that while fun doesn’t quite live up to the original game.

Ticket to Ride First Journey is a great game for families with younger children, but it doesn’t reach the levels of the original game due to the reliance on luck.

Five Tribes is a truly original game combining a bunch of interesting mechanics into a fun game that can sometimes suffer from analysis paralysis.

Memoir ’44 does a great job creating a war game that is accessible while still having depth but it might not be for everyone.

A holiday gift giving guide for family board games for the board game 2017.

While not quite as good as the original Ticket to Ride, Ticket to Ride Marklin is still a fantastic game.

While it looks like a game about teaching children how to save the planet, Terra hides a surprisingly fun game that examines how selfless/selfish you and your friends can truly be.

The original Ticket to Ride is one of, if not my favorite board game. Ticket to Ride is such a great game because it is an easy to pick up and well balanced game that adds enough strategy to keep the game interesting. Seeing that I love Ticket to Ride so much, I had high expectations for the Europe sequel. I really wasn’t disappointed either.