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iPad Only App - Designed for the iPadNo Disney ride jokes here, just a fantastic iOS port of a great strategy board game.
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Posts Tagged days of wonderSmallworld ReviewiPad Only App - Designed for the iPadNo Disney ride jokes here, just a fantastic iOS port of a great strategy board game. Read The Full Review »
Today, Days of Wonder is releasing an all new digital map pack called Legendary Asia. The new in-app purchase also celebrates the Ticket to Ride franchise’s over 1 million downloads.The map will cost $3.99 and appear after you update the app. When you do you’ll also notice across-the-rails Retina display support and 45 new achievements for the different game variants. The physical map may be familiar to board game players, since it was released last year after winning a worldwide design contest. For digital players on all platforms tomorrow will be the first look and if the advance screen shots are any indication it will add both beauty and replay value to what is already an iPad classic. You can check the new map out in the gallery below. Ticket to Ride Europe ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadExquisite details and complex strategy combine for one pleasurable and enticing ride in board game app Ticket To Ride Europe. Read The Full Review »
The 1910 Classic mode brings updated route tickets and a slight change to the rules that makes completing the most tickets crucial to winning. The 1910 Mega mode starts each player with 5 route cards instead of 3, doubles the number of available route tickets, and awards bonus points to the most completed routes. Finally, the 1910 Cities mode is a faster game mode in which players contend over a few specific routes, all starting and ending with major cities. Ten new achievements, most of which are from the 1910 pack, are also included. The Ticket to Ride Pocket: 1910 expansion is available via in-app purchase now for $0.99, so get ready to ride the rails again. $1.99 ![]() iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Released: 2011-11-16 :: Category: Games
Yet, something has been missing from the iPhone version of the game, Ticket to Ride Pocket. Until now, that is. Version 1.1 has just be released to the App Store and it contains what many fans (including me) have been waiting for: Multi Mode. Is Multi Mode true online play or something more akin to Words With Friends-style asynchronous play? From my experience, the answer is both.
In fact, the straight-up multiplayer version of the game is preferable, as turns in Ticket to Ride can be very short indeed. While I don’t want to imply that there are no strategic choices to be made in the game (quite the opposite, actually), the time it takes to play a turn is miniscule compared to a turn in Scrabble or Words with Friends. Asynchronous play is a welcome addition, but you may find yourself playing more than one game in real time. If you’ve never heard of Ticket to Ride (gasp!) or never played TtR Pocket, I urge you to take a moment and read our glowing review of the game when it was released. Then, take the plunge and start building your railroad empire. I’ll meet you online. My Gamecenter user name is Skinnerbox. Challenge me to a game anytime! $1.99 ![]() iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Released: 2011-11-16 :: Category: Games Ticket to Ride Pocket ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadA follow up to the popular board game and iPad game, Ticket to Ride Pocket takes the best from the game and adapts it to the iPhone with simplicity and beauty. Read The Full Review » Ticket to Ride for iPad ReviewiPad Only App - Designed for the iPadDo you like your board games addictive and unpredictable but easy to learn? Ticket to Ride is the way to go. Read The Full Review » |