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Payoff Technologies / Sep 27, 2017 / Casual, Strategy
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CompareTicket to Ride: First Journey takes the gameplay of the Ticket to Ride series and scales it downs for a younger audience. Very simple and family-friendly, Ticket to Ride: First Journey includes both North America and Europe maps.
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62% positive, 134 reviews
Ticket to Ride: First Journey is a family-friendly digital board game adaptation developed by Payoff Technologies and published by Asmodee Digital. Built as an entry point into the long-running Ticket to Ride series, the game focuses on delivering a streamlined strategy experience designed for younger players, families, and newcomers to tabletop-inspired gaming. Rather than overwhelming players with advanced...
0 found this helpful, 2026-05-24
Railroad building board game, and it was free during COVID. So thumbs up, but you really don't lose much by missing this.
0 found this helpful, 2026-04-21
Train Paths Key features • RNG based, • Partially locked behind account creation😠 All you had to do... First Journey is a nice game. Very casual and simple. Just connect various cities with your trains. The more you connect - the more winning points you get! Sounds simple? Here come the tricky bits: moves are limited i.e. you can only place 20 in total, some railroads are shorter, some are longer. All vary in...
2 found this helpful, 2026-04-07
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0 found this helpful, 2026-04-12
Why does this small, single-player, DLC-less game require an internet connection in order to unlock one of its 2 maps? So far away from the first Ticket to Ride game that I bought on Humble a long time ago, which was simply DRM-free and, as any single player game should be, fully offline...
118 found this helpful, 2019-04-23
WARNING: Steam version requires to register an account with the developer to be able to play the Europe map and be able to receive achievements for playing that map. Make a registration mandatory this way is a no-go. The game itself is decent for kids to play trading a touchscreen device, so that the payers do not see the cards of the other.
68 found this helpful, 2020-04-02
Might be a little bit hard for kids, who are the main public for this game. Even for an adult it's sometimes very frustrating. And there's a bug with the achievements. Since you get a "pop-up" each time you finish a game, even if you loose, you can't have the achievement "All stickers". Very frustrating for me who collects achievements for example. Still recommand it thoug, I have a good time playing it, but I will...
26 found this helpful, 2017-10-14
having to sign into an account to play half of the game does not make sense for a kids game
14 found this helpful, 2023-01-15
Pros: - Steam Achievements - Low price - Easy to learn - frequent sales Cons: - As with all Asmodee Digital games you have to create an account to access some of the content in the base game despite owning it. Opinion: Simple intro to learn how to play the board game Ticket To Ride, it's aesthetics and design show a clear intent to market to kids however I admit as an adult that didn't know how to play spending a...
7 found this helpful, 2021-01-17
VEREDICT: 7/10. First Journey is meant to be an easier and simplified version of Ticket to Ride marketed to a younger audience. Though I'd recommend playing this on a tablet if your intent is playing with a little kid — or, you know, the physical board game — it's still a fun game on PC MECHANICS: positive. First thing to notice is that the controls feel made for a touch screen — there's a lot of holding and...
7 found this helpful, 2020-11-20