Tickets, please! Europe

Tickets, please! Europe

Ideal game not only for all train and railway lovers
Tickets, please! With easy to understand and fun rules, Europe is a game that all family members who don't know much about trains will love. All you have to do is sit back, pull out the game board, colourful model cars and cards and you're ready to start strategically building railways. You pull the mission, what cities will be your task to connect, and then it is only in your power to succeed and some of the opponents you goals nezmařil. Board game Tickets, please! Europe reliably entertains the whole family of 2 to 5 members for 45 minutes of play. The game will enchant you with its detailed design and hilarious illustrations on the cards. So let's get on with train travel in European countries!
Key features of the board game Tickets, please! Europe
- Family board game Tickets, please in Europe version
- Formerly known as Ticket to Ride
- Not to be missed at a family dinner or gathering with friends
- Connect cities, build trains and earn points
- Map version of European countries and cities
- Clear and simple rules that even children from 8 years old can understand
- Connecting Europe's famous major cities by rail
- Awarded several titles

Delight all travel enthusiasts with a realistic game to build a railway network across Europe
The board game Europe is suitable for all long evenings with the family,when you want to have a relaxing and peaceful time. One round of the game will keep you entertained for up to 45 minutes in two to five players. Beautiful and realistic illustrations of trains on cards will delight all railway lovers.

The principle of the board game Tickets, please! Europe
Tickets, please! Europe can be played with children from 8 years old, as it has simple and easy to understand rules, but still gives you unprecedented moments of fun. At the start of the game, players draw 3 cards with secret missions, which cities will be their main objective to connect. As the player catches up with the train cards each turn, they then try to build these routes, while their opponents may see through their plans and try to thwart them. It is also possible to complete additional missions during the game, but this carries some risk. At the end of the game, you add up the points for completed missions and subtract points for those not completed. The longest course is also evaluated. The player with the highest number of points wins.


Package contents
The Game Plan for Europe, 240 wagons in 5 colours, 158 game cards of missions and trains, game chips, 15 station buildings, rules of the game
Specifications
Product type
Games and puzzles
Language
Genres and game mechanics
Series
Age and intended use
Battery
| Code: | HRAif15545 |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
| Manufacturer information |
Asmodee Czech Republic, s.r.o., Novozámecká 4/495, 198 00 Praha 9, +420 281 930 585, [email protected]
|