Game Focus writes: "Ok, first things first, which came first? The chicken or the egg? In this case it should be "Which came first--the board game or the video game?" I love board games, but video board games are even better! No pieces to lose, the computer can keep track of the score(keeps me from cheating), and on top of that you can still have the family gather around… as long as the batteries are charged in the controllers….Doh!
Developed by Next Level Games and published by Vancouver's Playful Entertainment, Ticket to Ride challenges players to plan cross-country rail routes across North America. The object of Ticket to Ride is to complete train tracks of matching color to the matching color cards in between the destinations that you picked. Sounds easy right? You have to pick your destination cards at the beginning of the game. After that you can play the cards you have or draw from the face up or down deck."
The Humble Bundle Twin Sails Collection just launched recently. It includes 37 items including A Game of Thrones: The Board Game, Ticket to Ride, Carcassone, and more. As always, a percentage goes to support charity.
You can have game night anywhere with the new Humble Game Night Bundle. The new bundle launched today with a collection of various digital board games and card games that are perfect for a night with friends and family.
The Humble Asmodee Tabletop 2gether Game Bundle just launched today. It features games like Terraforming Mars, Blood Rage: Digital Edition, Pandemic, The Lord of the Rings: Adventure Card Games, Ticket to Ride, and more.
