I purchased this game because I was looking for a game to play at a family gathering. We do not typically play games, as I am the only one in the family who generally has any interest in them. I felt like it would be worth a chance to try, though. Based on the description of the game, I was skeptical - it did not sound particularly interesting to me. I lean towards science fiction or fantasy themes, but no one else in my family does. This seemed to be a pretty universal theme, and given all the positive reviews, I decided to take a chance even though I thought it sounded kind of boring. The game turned out to be a pretty big hit. To give some perspective, the people playing were 48 (myself), 59 (my brother) and 80 (my mother) years old. It took us some time to get the hang of the rules, but only because none of us had played the game before, not because they were particularly difficult. After playing through it the first time, we began to see where different strategies came in and started changing our play styles a bit. We all had fun playing it and it was a good way to spend time together. The next day my brother commented to me that he really enjoyed the game, too. I'd recommend this game to pretty much anyone, and based on my experience it might be a good one if you're trying to entice non-gamers into the world of gaming. It's not very difficult to play, but there can definitely be strategy involved as well so don't think it's just a simple/basic game.Read full review
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this game was promoted as an easy game to play and recommended for seniors as it was a simple to play game, this is an all out lie, this is a very complicated game and it left the wife and I scratching our heads at the incredibly complicated instructions. We tried to play it but we were overwhelmed by the complex set of moves required to play, we finally gave up. I do not recommend this game for any age group, the gameplay is pointless and frustrating!
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Ticket to Ride is a modern board game classic for the whole family. It really hums with 3 or 4 players. The game is not too complex nor is the play time too long (once everyone gets the game). As a bonus, the TtR is easy to teach and learn. In countless enthusiasts lists, Ticket to Ride is one of the games that should be in every home.
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We played this game once with friends of ours and I liked it so much I bought one. The object is to try to complete your track from one city to another but to do so you have to collect cards with the color train cars you need. There are a few that are wild that can be used for any color. The one to use up all their train cars and complete the most tracks usually wins the game. The end scoring could actually make someone else win.
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Great game for the family! We have the junior version and the Europe version as well. The original North America version is easier for kids to play than the Europe version due to the names of cities being in the native language of the cities, but it's still useful for educational purposes. Overall, a great board game concept.
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