Asmodee Ticket to Ride, Multi Color

I found the game quite interesting and engaging while playing with the family. A very well though out game to entertain the family and doesn't ever get boring.. Only the cards are quite small to hold. Otherwise no issues. The quality of the product is top-notch. Plus point is you need not be a hard-core gamer to enjoy the essence of this game. It won't even take much time to finish. So if you have 1- 1.5 hours to spare, this game doesn't have any alternative. The price is really high for an indian customer. I had to pay more than 4000 bucks to have one. Seems you have no alternative once it gets into your nerves. But thinking about the indian and other oriental customers the price should be lessened. RISK is also a good game but it is not overpriced. Only 1500 bucks will suffice.

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Love the game. But the only drawback is that the cards are small size. If they would be the size of a normal card pack, it would be good.

Ticket to ride USA is my first ttr game. Worth it. I liked the game a lot. Used to play with my in laws, mother. Suitable for all age groups. Have spreaded the fun of the game to many people. Have got many other ttr games later Switzerland, Europe, Nordic. Each one have something in different. It's full of fun.

The children were extremely pleased to see the game and got immersed them in the game.

Interesting .. love the way it progresses.. quite engaging and strategies also play a vital role to win..

ABHAY798

Paid a hefty price of five-thousand Indian rupees for this low quality product and am massively disappointed with the quality of this cheap Indian “Funskool” made-in-China version of the game. The playing pieces look like a dog chewed on them or something. The size of the playing cards are so small when compared to the original “Asmodee UK” version I have with me. Moreover the original “Asmodee UK” version even has 4 stands made of wood stands for the players to keep their cards while playing. But nothing of that sort in the Indian “Funskool” version. Please don’t buy the Indian “Funskool” made-in-China version.

The product came within a few days of ordering undamaged, and all contents were accounted for. Ticket to Ride (North America) is the first entry of the series and (IMO) the best one to start with for new players, as it doesn't have added special game mechanics (i.e. railroad stations) compared to later versions (i.e., Europe, Japan, etc.) of the game. Ticket to Ride (North America) is an easy-to-learn game as the player has one of two actions per round, drawing or playing train cards to create an entire route from one city to another. The only small negative aspect I find with the game is the size of the train cards. It's half the size of the Ride to Ticket (Europe) version and hard to hold with big hands.

El juego ya lo conocía, muy divertido y gusta incluso a los más longevos (los abuelos rondando los 70 años están enganchadísimos). Las reglas son sencillas y éste en versión americana es mucho mejor que el versión europa por la distribución de las rutas. La única pega es que las instrucciones están en inglés, el resto del juego es independiente del idioma. Si el idioma de las instrucciones no es un problema, desde luego que no merece la pena pagar más porque estén en castellano. Es un juegazo.

This is an excellent board game, with a reasonable mix of skill and luck involved. Depending on how many people are playing, and how quickly they take their turns, this game can take anywhere between thirty minutes and two hours. The rules are simple, and while experienced players have an advantage against beginners, people can get up to speed after a few turns of their first game. Strategies for winning consistently can be gained after only one or two games. There are many versions and expansions for this game, all of which are fun and interesting and worth looking at to see which best suits your group of players. But, this is the most basic form of the game and has the most straight-forward set of rules: - You have "tickets" telling you which cities your trains need to connect in order to earn points, if at the end of the game, the connection isn't completed, you get a negative point value for that "ticket". - You have colored "train car" cards, which you combine to build connections between cities. If a connection is colored, you need that color to make the connection and if it is grey, then you can use any one color to make the connection. - On each turn, you can either: build a connection between two cities; select a new "ticket"; draw two "train car" cards from 5 visible possibilities or from the face down deck. - There are "locomotive train car" cards, which are wild, but are more expensive to draw from the visible cards (only get one). - The longer the set of train cars used to make a connection, the more points you earn (1=1, 2=2, 3=4, 4=7, etc.) - Whoever has the longest connection at the end, by train car length, gets additional points. The expansion versions add other possibilities, depending on the map (tunnels that can take more than one card to complete; ferries that require at least one locomotive; etc.). Some of the maps/expansions are better suited to more players and others are limited to just two or three players. You can probably find a version of this game that is best suited for your group, but this basic version is a good version to start with. I would also highly recommend the PC or mobile version of this game, which can provide access to many of the maps and give you an idea as to which version of the game you would prefer, without buying all of them. Overall, this is one of the best board games out there, well suited to beginning players or more advanced board gamers.

great game!the rules are simple,every item has a nice touch and i am enjoying it every time i play.they got some great extensions to the game and i will buy also the Switzerland and India extension. i recommend!for the board games lovers,it's a must!

I love this game! It's super fun, easy to play and possible to play with just 2 people.