Ticket to Ride
August 01, 2024
More About Ticket to Ride
Single Player Mode - Driven by expert AIs
Powered by an innovative adaptive AI system, single player mode offers a challenge for new and experienced players alike. The new Ticket to Ride AI system uses the best strategies, based on learnings from over one hundred master players and perfected over millions of simulated games. With dynamic difficulty settings to suit all needs, single player games provide a realistic challenge, adapting to the players style and behaviour as the game progresses.
A truly social take on Online Multiplayer
Revolutionary tech enables a new online multiplayer system, which offers seamless match-making and a truly social experience. Make the most of every opportunity to connect with friends and family in private online games, and with fans around the world in open online multiplayer. With Bubble social features you can text chat with your fellow players and conquer the rails together*!
Async Multiplayer
Start an epic async game. Don’t let conflicting schedules and interruptions stop you and your friends from playing together. Simply leave the game after taking your turn and come back when it’s convenient!
An Immersive Experience
Every moment has been brought to life with beautiful graphics that will immerse you in the adventure. From the intricately designed cards to the different types of train carriages, from the 3D map design to the sleek animations, the game feels alive and real.
Strategic Gameplay
Every game presents fresh challenges and it’s your mission to work out the most efficient solutions. Collect points by completing tickets, linking destinations, and building the longest route. As your railway network grows, no one will be left behind!
The Premium Ad-free Experience
Buy the game once and play as many times as you like, for as long as you like, with no interruptions.
Only the Beginning…
Build your railway network through North America and Europe, and prepare for new expansions! These will include fan favourites plus some surprise additions exclusive to the digital game.
Join the Community
Join our Discord and meet fellow railway pioneers. Be the first to know about releases, updates, competitions and events. Get to know the team at Marmalade Game Studio, creators of the official Monopoly, Clue, Game of Life 2 and more on mobile, PC and console! Existing Ticket to Ride fans played a key role in shaping the game and inspiring features, and we’re dedicated to keeping the relationship strong!
Latest Version
1.4.1
August 01, 2024
Marmalade Game Studio
Board
Android
23,935
$4.99
com.marmalade.tickettoride
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User Reviews
Mark Villanueva
8 months ago
I tried to give the game a fair shake, but the ergonomics are too cumbersome to ignore. Strike zones are small. The round timer is relentless, especially for someone coming over from the old game. Colors are low contrast and hard to recognize. The print is small and difficult to read. The train cars are not easily distinguishable from the routes themselves. It's clear that some effort went into this game, but it is regrettable that the game falls very short in the details that make it enjoyable.
Jennifer Teramoto
9 months ago
Legit sucks compared to the original. It's slow, the numbers are difficult to read, the colors are so similar; the cards and the train routes, and the personal train colors change every game. They want to charge you for BS. The original was so much better. This platform is MORE then disappointing and a waste of money. The fact that they no longer support the old version so my friends and I can play is also absolute BS. I regret buying the new version. I'll find another game that's better.
Annie Sanchez
7 months ago
I really enjoyed the last app before it got discontinued. For this one, I wish I could change the background/graphics of the board to match the board game. This looks like a topigraphical map but it makes it difficult to see the routes and colors as easily. My opponent's trains aren't as obvious. There are also some bugs, when I go to place trains on a route sometimes they don't, and then it will randomly draw a card for me. This has caused me to lose turns and lose games. I miss the old one
Jeanne Dinh
7 months ago
Graphics are clunky and slow, it's hard to place your trains, it's hard to keep track of the tickets and the timing for each player is off, though with it being so hard to place tracks, the extra time is useful. If the game needed to be remade, they should have made it better before release. I wish that my previous purchase of the maps would be transfered to the new version since it's unreasonable to pay twice for them. Alas, I'm addicted and will pay for it with hopes for future improvement.
Allison Zimmerman
9 months ago
I don't like this new version. The route end points are hard to see. The players trains are hard to decipher between the routes not played (especially black). It's slow to play, even with the animation setting on "fast". I haven't had a chance to play online yet to see how that works. I may update my review once I get that chance. I hate that I've lost all my old maps in the old version because I loved several of them more than USA map.
Daniel “Aquagator” Mattingly
6 months ago
The glitches from my previous review are fixed, raised to 4 stars, and my other things still stand. Needs Pass n Play (which you are working on) and Anthropomorphic/Furry characters. Tried playing it recently (i have a tablet now) the game definitely plays better on a tablet than on a phone. Whats weird though its like the phone verison lags more than when i first played and this was offline by the way not online. Recommend on tablet or a more modern phone than i have.
Carolyn K
6 months ago
Things are improving, but problems remain. Colors are still difficult. Yellow routes / yellow player routes are nearly identical. Orange/pink/red route/card colors are impossible to differentiate. Animation is nauseating (shuffle) or scary (playing routes). When you play a route near middle board, animation is good. But elsewhere on map, animation bounces all over, as if it might land somewhere you don't want! Animation is SLOOOOW. Shuffle, play route, tunnel matches (deal at once please!)
Ryan Mason
5 months ago
Ticket to Ride is a great board game. This app works pretty well, but it needs some work. I have had it crash on me a couple times but nothing too concerning. Needs push notifications for turns on async or multi-player in general so I know when it is my turn. Both my wife and I accidentally placed our trains on the wrong track, and our last game her hand brushed on the tickets when she didn't mean to. (Maybe an undo button w/ approval from other players?) Private async games needed too.
John Powell
6 months ago
Updating review because many improvements have been made! Improved visuals help but the claimed routes are still a little hard to see at a glance. Big improvement though, and the touchy/glitchy route claiming has mostly been corrected. Plays well and mercifully free of the old server locks we endured in the old TTR. I really wish there was a way to stratify player level, through a rating system or just beginner/advanced levels. When accomplished players are in with newbies no one has much fun!
Z O (Zone)
6 months ago
Great game. Representation of the physical game play is well done. There's a tutorial for beginners. No bugs. Map can be simplified for easier viewing. In app purchases are not necessary. AI moves quickly. Graphics are nice. Able to play vs AI without signal. Fun game to have on hand for plane rides and other times when without signal
Jacob Emery
5 months ago
Online system is very flawed and gives even points solely based on player count and not relative to the scores of other players. To be ranked high you don't actually need to be good, just play a lot. Another major issue that has yet to be addressed is that there is no confirmation on picking up extra route cards. I have multiple times pressed the top card and the game thinks I chose to pick new cards. It immediately gives me 3 new cards instead of asking if I am sure like the old app did.
Matt Goodfellow
6 months ago
The new simplified map does bring back the original map feel. However drawing tickets can be a little cumbersome still (tickets are hard to read and destination markers are small). Also, I can click with my thumb anywhere else on the screen, but not tickets. Picking tickets has to be almost a stylist click. Performance is also much worse as well. Not sure why they discontinued the original, that one was Superior.
Brian Eastom
5 months ago
I played 2 games. First game completed 4 trains but in the final score it only gave credit for 2. It didn't even say I didn't complete the others. It just pretended they never existed. I assume bugs will be fixed, but if you even try playing you need reading glasses. Everything is tiny. Some symbols for your ticket routes cover up where you are trying to go so I almost didn't notice an area that didn't complete the ticket. Not that it mattered since I didn't get credit for half anyway.
Chris Swortzel
6 months ago
Thank you for working to make it more like the old, awesome version. The "simplified" version is 1000x better. However, it's still visually too hard to play. The fonts are tiny. The card colors have too much white in them, so the red and orange look too much the same. Dragging cards to tracks is too difficult, and your finger covers up the track you're trying to get too. But the biggest thing, the thing that will still keep me from playing are the tiny fonts. They need to be increased 2 levels.
Jessica S
6 months ago
This is unplayable for me. The older app was so much better. I can't believe I had to repurchase this newer version just to find out I won't be playing. The board itself is hard to see, the trains are the same color and tone as the routes, so it's hard to determine where trains have been placed, there is way too much unnecessary animation that takes too much time and makes it confusing as to where trains are being placed, it is much harder to place your trains onto the board... the list goes on.
Sandra Leis
6 months ago
I was hesitant to purchase again and waited awhile before doing so. I really loved the old app and played it constantly. As for this new version: The simplified map is great. Placing the trains is cumbersome, and I don't like the method used to place. If my finger moves at all before placing it won't place and I can't tell if I've done it properly for awhile because of the long pause. I miss the 1910 version of the US map, which is mostly what I played. We need a ranking system as well.
Cassie Mendenhall
4 months ago
Coming from the old app that they stopped support on, this one is super hard to see and follow. The colors on the train cars are different and harder to differentiate, the claimed routes are too small to tell what's happening, and everything just looks weird. I mean, the board game is so pretty, why would they change that??
Libby V
4 months ago
You can't invite friends to an async game. It's hard to see which routes have been claimed on the map. I'm even having a hard time identifying the colors of the cards. Not an upgrade from the old app. The only new thing I like is choosing what your trains look like. I played many pass and play games during a long car ride and my friend and I both had multiple instances of accidently drawing more tickets while trying to take the top card. Please turn the servers back on for classic.
Chaz Burkhart
4 months ago
Parts of the game are great others are lacking. There's no longevity to the game as there are no achievements and no personal records. I've played about 30 games and when the leader board reset it was like I hadn't done anything at all. The maps look great but it's very difficult to differentiate between claimed and unclaimed lines. The AI seems better, but the gameplay of the old version seemed just better overall. I have a lot of misclicks that really disrupt the game in a bad way
Brad Gerards
4 months ago
I really miss the achievements component of the old version. That's what kept me playing. I only spent a couple bucks on this version and I'm glad- it's not worth the same as the old one. Also, I get why so many developers are jumping on board the AI train (no pun intended), but has anyone stopped to ask whether that's what users really want? Maybe a pre-programmed feel to npc opponents, like in the old version of the TTR app, is what makes a video game feel like a video game.
