Japan Expansion for Ticket to Ride: Build the Bullet Train Network!

Apr 18,25

Embark on a virtual journey through Japan with the latest expansion for Ticket to Ride, brought to you by Marmalade Game Studio and Asmodee Entertainment. The Japan Expansion for the digital version of this beloved board game is now available, offering players a fresh and exciting experience.

Help Build the Train Network

For the first time, the iconic Japan map from the physical game has been digitized, but with a twist. Unlike the original where you focus on building your own train empire, the digital version invites you to contribute to a national Bullet Train network that benefits everyone. It's a cooperative endeavor, yet with a competitive edge. You can strategize to let others shoulder the workload while you accumulate points, but beware—the game's karma system is watching. Neglect your Bullet Train responsibilities, and you'll lose 20 points in the final tally. So, while you can plan some friendly sabotage, you'll need to lend a helping hand too.

The Japan Expansion also introduces two new characters to enrich your gameplay experience. Meet Nakanishi Kimiko, a travel blogger who immerses herself in the vibrant festival scene alongside her loyal dog. Then there's Moriyama Isamu, a gyōji or sumo referee, bringing a touch of Japan's rich historical culture into the game, adding depth and local flavor beyond just maps and trains.

Ticket to Ride Has Upgraded Trains with the Japan Expansion

Enhance your collection with the Japan Expansion, which includes two new trains and two carriages. Experience relaxed travel with the Ichi Eki Saki train and the Tsuki Sleeper carriage. For those in a rush, the Isogaba Maware train and the Hayai carriage offer speed and efficiency. As spring blooms, the Japan map's seasonal charm is sure to enhance your gaming sessions. The Japan Expansion is available for download now, ready to bring a new dimension to your Ticket to Ride adventures. Grab it from the Google Play Store and enjoy the ride.

Before you go, don't miss our coverage on "Follow the Meaning," a surreal, Samorost-like point-and-click adventure that's out now and waiting for you to explore.

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