Ticket to Ride Europe Pocket TRAVEL THROUGH EUROPE IN THIS FOLLOW-UP TO OUR MILLION-SELLING TICKET TO RIDE BOARD GAME! ALSO FEATURES A SWIS… Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsTRAVEL THROUGH EUROPE IN THIS FOLLOW-UP TO OUR MILLION-SELLING TICKET TO RIDE BOARD GAME! ALSO FEATURES A SWISS MAP, AVAILABLE AS AN IN-APP PURCHASE!** What is it? A digital adaptation of the best-selling Ticket to Ride EUROPE board game that introduced Ferries, Tunnels and Stations into the game. ** What’s in it? • The map of Ticket to Ride Europe• A new AI bot, PoirBot, specifically designed for Europe• 5 new European-specific achievements• The map of Ticket to Ride Switzerland (available as an in-app purchase) that also comes with its own specific bot, EscherBot• The same Conductor Level and Pressure Gauge achievements first introduced in Ticket to Ride Pocket; they can now be saved online and take into account Online games played with other copies of Ticket to Ride• The same SOLO, PASS-and-PLAY, LOCAL and MULTI modes, and leader boards, that made the original Ticket to Ride Pocket so popular** What else? We care deeply about your ideas, comments and suggestions. Please feel free to contact us on our forums at www.daysofwonder.com Information Seller: Genre:Board, Strategy Release:Jul 24, 2012 Updated:Nov 30, -0001 Version: Size:0.0 TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (8) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Not the first time it's been free, but it doesn't go free often. Must have game for board game fans. The ipad version has, AFAIK, never gone free. primozz Well-Known Member Feb 25, 2013 111 0 0 Ohio #2 primozz, Apr 26, 2013 +1 I have the iPad version, all the IAP's, and a copy of the physical board game too. IMO, TtR is a great gateway board game ... amb3rly11 Member Nov 25, 2012 8 0 0 #3 amb3rly11, Apr 26, 2013 Thanks! Such an excellent game. Greyskull Well-Known Member Dec 13, 2009 5,588 1 38 Photographer/Social Sciences adjunct/sweet sweet l Fort Lauderdale #4 Greyskull, Apr 26, 2013 I don't have the ipad version...is multplayer compatible between ipad and the pocket version? Greyskull Well-Known Member Dec 13, 2009 5,588 1 38 Photographer/Social Sciences adjunct/sweet sweet l Fort Lauderdale #5 Greyskull, Apr 26, 2013 Last edited: Apr 26, 2013 NP...there was an excellent PC game (DOS, I think) that was probably influenced by or itself influenced Ticket to Ride (depending which came out first)...I forget the exact name. I think it was named 1848 or 1868, (something) And Robber Barons. I played it well into the 2000's. I'm sure one of the other old timers will remember the name. VeganTnT Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Patreon Bronze Jul 19, 2008 4,491 3 0 Freelance Entertainment Analyst Orlando, FL #6 VeganTnT, Apr 26, 2013 No Days of Wonder have said they won't put Game Center MP in the iPad version because so few people use it in the iPhone version... It was just an excuse to not implement it. Like when they said the iPad version would never go universal cause ticket to ride can't fit on the iPhone's screen... Then refused to talk about it again after the iPhone version was released. Or when they said iPad wouldn't get async because the game would take to long but then did it for iPhone. DoW have a bad habit of telling users what they should want, contrary to all logic or evidence offered. So now: iPhone version has Game Center Multiplayer with Async iPad version gets Days of Wonder Account Multiplayer (vs iPads, PC, and Macs) but matches are Live only. Greyskull Well-Known Member Dec 13, 2009 5,588 1 38 Photographer/Social Sciences adjunct/sweet sweet l Fort Lauderdale #7 Greyskull, Apr 26, 2013 That's crap...and certainly deters me from purchasing the ipad version, which I was just thinking of doing. ScotDamn Well-Known Member Patreon Silver Jul 8, 2013 1,990 0 36 Wireless Sales Happy Daddy https://twitter.com/ScotDamn #8 ScotDamn, Mar 8, 2014 Free again. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id529454688?mt=8 Topherunhinged Well-Known Member Feb 7, 2014 422 0 0 #9 Topherunhinged, Mar 8, 2014 That certainly sounds like BS but fortunately I hate any MP that isn't hotseat and love me some Ticket to Ride. Eventually, when the iPad version goes on sale again I'll pick that up. It for now this little free morsel is nice to have. Anyway, the iPad version is definitely a solid port and the AI is competitive enough to fill in for the occasional game. zdn1042 Well-Known Member May 10, 2013 642 0 0 #10 zdn1042, Mar 8, 2014 I haven't played any board games yet on my device. Downloading this one so I can give it a whirl. Thanks for the heads up! Habakuk Well-Known Member Dec 11, 2008 4,779 9 38 Vienna, Austria http://rossau.wordpress.com #11 Habakuk, Oct 20, 2015 FREE again. The version without "Europe" (in the name) as well: http://itunes.apple.com/app/ticket-to-ride-pocket/id471857988?mt=8 9x16 Well-Known Member Jul 7, 2015 137 0 0 EST/EDT #12 9x16, Oct 20, 2015 Last edited: Oct 20, 2015 I'm pretty sure you meant 1830 by Avalon Hill, on which the dev Simtex put a great deal of effort into the AI. I would buy an iOS port in a heartbeat, even with the original 320x200 resolution. 1830 is part of the 18xx series that flow from Francis Tresham's 1829. Yes, those and Ticket to Ride are about railroads, but the latter owes alot more to Alan Moon's own Elfenroads, Santa Fe, Airlines, and Elfenland. Anyhow, it's a shame about the developer's positions on universal, iPad, and iPhone versions of the Ticket to Ride pair. But it seems they have fallen in line with their recently released Splendor. sinagog Well-Known Member Aug 15, 2014 937 0 0 #13 sinagog, Oct 21, 2015 Gah, it tales me so long to work out what I'm doing with board games, but this is definitely fun now that I do. Not that phased about upscaling to my ipad, either. Doesn't seem to matter here. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
+1 I have the iPad version, all the IAP's, and a copy of the physical board game too. IMO, TtR is a great gateway board game ...
NP...there was an excellent PC game (DOS, I think) that was probably influenced by or itself influenced Ticket to Ride (depending which came out first)...I forget the exact name. I think it was named 1848 or 1868, (something) And Robber Barons. I played it well into the 2000's. I'm sure one of the other old timers will remember the name.
No Days of Wonder have said they won't put Game Center MP in the iPad version because so few people use it in the iPhone version... It was just an excuse to not implement it. Like when they said the iPad version would never go universal cause ticket to ride can't fit on the iPhone's screen... Then refused to talk about it again after the iPhone version was released. Or when they said iPad wouldn't get async because the game would take to long but then did it for iPhone. DoW have a bad habit of telling users what they should want, contrary to all logic or evidence offered. So now: iPhone version has Game Center Multiplayer with Async iPad version gets Days of Wonder Account Multiplayer (vs iPads, PC, and Macs) but matches are Live only.
That's crap...and certainly deters me from purchasing the ipad version, which I was just thinking of doing.
That certainly sounds like BS but fortunately I hate any MP that isn't hotseat and love me some Ticket to Ride. Eventually, when the iPad version goes on sale again I'll pick that up. It for now this little free morsel is nice to have. Anyway, the iPad version is definitely a solid port and the AI is competitive enough to fill in for the occasional game.
I haven't played any board games yet on my device. Downloading this one so I can give it a whirl. Thanks for the heads up!
FREE again. The version without "Europe" (in the name) as well: http://itunes.apple.com/app/ticket-to-ride-pocket/id471857988?mt=8
I'm pretty sure you meant 1830 by Avalon Hill, on which the dev Simtex put a great deal of effort into the AI. I would buy an iOS port in a heartbeat, even with the original 320x200 resolution. 1830 is part of the 18xx series that flow from Francis Tresham's 1829. Yes, those and Ticket to Ride are about railroads, but the latter owes alot more to Alan Moon's own Elfenroads, Santa Fe, Airlines, and Elfenland. Anyhow, it's a shame about the developer's positions on universal, iPad, and iPhone versions of the Ticket to Ride pair. But it seems they have fallen in line with their recently released Splendor.
Gah, it tales me so long to work out what I'm doing with board games, but this is definitely fun now that I do. Not that phased about upscaling to my ipad, either. Doesn't seem to matter here.
