I enjoyed this list. It’s pretty close to how I’d rank them. Ticket to Ride is one of the best board games I’ve ever played. It’s quick, simple to learn and always a blast. When my friends aren’t...
I enjoyed this list. It’s pretty close to how I’d rank them.
Ticket to Ride is one of the best board games I’ve ever played. It’s quick, simple to learn and always a blast.
When my friends aren’t around, I play it all the time on my iPad. It’s a great way to kill 20 minutes by myself.
They’ve got most of the maps (if not all) of them on the app.
I've only played Europe and New York - but I love both. My 8 year old has a fondness for both, but I think New York being a shorter game holds her attention a bit better (and she loves to add up...
I've only played Europe and New York - but I love both. My 8 year old has a fondness for both, but I think New York being a shorter game holds her attention a bit better (and she loves to add up the scores on the sheet at the end!).
Have been curious to check out other maps, and may yet still, but this ranking leaves me inclined to look at other games instead for the time being :D
I enjoyed this list. It’s pretty close to how I’d rank them.
Ticket to Ride is one of the best board games I’ve ever played. It’s quick, simple to learn and always a blast.
When my friends aren’t around, I play it all the time on my iPad. It’s a great way to kill 20 minutes by myself.
They’ve got most of the maps (if not all) of them on the app.
I've only played Europe and New York - but I love both. My 8 year old has a fondness for both, but I think New York being a shorter game holds her attention a bit better (and she loves to add up the scores on the sheet at the end!).
Have been curious to check out other maps, and may yet still, but this ranking leaves me inclined to look at other games instead for the time being :D
The USA map will always bother me because they put Duluth where the Twin Cities is actually located.