which ticket to ride game is most popular
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The original seems to be the most popular, but they are all basically the same game with different boards/maps.
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Good question. My first guess would be the American version, it came out first. The European version came out later and might be quite popular as well, its a little different, it includes tunnels and stations. I originally played this game on the iPhone and then play the board game, the iPhone version had the American map and that was several years ago.
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100 Ladies,Billy Goat Bucks,Blackbeard's Doubloons,Bean to be Wild,Bonus Bubbles,Cougarlicious,Crazy Chameleon,Diamond Jubilee,Frantic Antics,Miss Red,Whale Song,Wilde Red Sevens,Blue Blazes,Red White & Blue,Wolf Run 2.Most of the games are ones that you find in casinos.They are fun to play and have acheivements to try to get.Hope this helps.Sorry I took so long, I was on vacation.
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Off hand, No. I can't list the games, however, there are quite a few games and it is extremely enjoyable. You have to play to unlock future games. When you gain enough points or charms, it allows you to open a new game. You will like it.
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W&W Family is the best edition when playing with young kids. The questions make sense to a 5 year old, the game does not use poker chips (there is no gambling), and the rules are the most simple of all three editions. The original W&W is a little more complicated than the other editions. It incorporates the excitement of Vegas by including a felt mat that has different payout odds for each of the guesses. The questions in this edition are the most academic of the three options. It was designed as a party game for adults. None of the content is inappropriate for kids, but some of the questions are about things which they will not have heard of (like Michelangelo's David sculpture, Copernicus theory of the Earth revolving around the Sun, or Martin Luther King's I have a Dream speech). W&W Party is a combination of the other two editions. The rules are very simple (like the Family edition), but you are allowed to bet your poker chips on the last question. The questions are lighter than the original W&W (some of them are very silly), but they are not geared for kids. This edition was designed to play with all three generations over the holidays. It was designed to get people interacting and having fun as quickly as possible. This is the edition I would recommend for your family. You won't regret it! Cheers! Dominic Crapuchettes Designer of Wits & Wagers and Say Anything
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This is such a great, fun game! I think you can play with any number of people. We play this after dinner on holiday gatherings. It is a fun and quick break after dinner, dessert, and is an alternative to the group that gathers in front of the t.v.! Enjoy!
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It is a highly enjoyable game for most ages. I would say that starting at 6-7 just because of following the information on the character cards. With all of the different "games" inside, they range from beginner to expert, so all ages can have a great time
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It's just a matching game with an NHL theme. No impact whether or not he or she knows all of the teams. It's actually pretty tricky. There are many different versions of the game with different themes. The theme could be "fruit" and it would be just as fun. You have to match one item on your coaster to the coaster on the center before the other player. Great game for travel.
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If you have a WiiU, I would recommend Lego City Undercover. It really is GTA V for Lego, complete with large open world city, wilderness, many vehicles and characters, story and humor--just no adult content.
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Two of my favorite are on this disc that I have played at the casino, Coyote Moon, Siberian Tiger, Wild Wolf. Other games are the following: Lucky Lines, Double Diamond, Double Diamond 3x 4x 5x, Bombay, Treasures Troy, Three Kings, Lotus Flower, Aztec Temple, and Kitty Glitter. Hope this helps.
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It is a game. We have a different spot it game and bought this one for a Christmas gift. The other one is great fun for kids especially but adults can play it also.
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Yes. We love it for Ticket to Ride--keeps the cards from bending because of shuffling ofter. But the handle broke after only a couple of weeks!
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Greed. Pure and simple. The game is apparently not made anymore and folks are trying to cash in on "rareness" or "collectability". I bought one back in 2000 for 7 dollars at Dollar General at a clearance rack. I have played it every day since for at least a few minutes...better than reading the paper on the throne :) I was looking to find another one in case this one wears out and have seen the most horrible prices for them. Even used ones on Ebay are 30 bucks or more and over 100 for ones in the package. Hasbro needs to re-release it (with new word lists and maybe upgraded a little)
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I own Europe and Asia. My daughter owns the US version. They are both equally fun. The US version has more routes. The Europe version has tunnels and ferries. I would base my decision on which one to get based on who would be playing. The US version, for some, would be easier due to a background in US geography.
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The game is stated to be for 10 and up. It can certainly get inappropriate if the crowd itself is inappropriate. All the answers come from everyone's own opinions and usually the topic is fairly wide, for example "What is the worst gift to receive?" Of course any game that has open ended answers can be a bit tricky, but I have played with me 11 year old brother-in-law and he has had no issues with it, unless someone wrote something down he didn't understand.
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Klondike is my favorite, the old-fashioned game. Free Cell is another good one. I haven't really tried too many of the others. Hope this helps.
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Considering the size of your gaming group I would definitely get Intrigue first so you can get two games going simulataneously.I like JMac prefer Seaside to Intrigue -- and although I haven't played it yet would get Prosperity next.Alchemy is fun, but more of an advanced set and I would get it last.ed
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I am not too familiar with color blindness but there is a site you can Google which rates Board Game Information for the Color-Blind written by a person who is color-blind. They rate "Ticket to Ride" as Fair saying some of the cards and routes might prove difficult. The game was rated "fair" not "bad" as other games were. I think it is up to the individual to decide. Sorry i could not help more.