Tsuro of the Seas

I have both versions, Tsuro and Tsuro of the Seas. Both games are great and it really depends on how your feeling on which one will be pulled out. Tsuro of the Seas has a new element to it that helps push the game along a little faster. I trend to lean towards Tsuro of the Seas, especially after I have played the original as long as I have. You can always count on this company delivering with top notch components.

I have both versions, Tsuro and Tsuro of the Seas. Both games are great and it really depends on how your feeling on which one will be pulled out. Tsuro of the Seas has a new element to it that helps push the game along a little faster. I trend to lean towards Tsuro of the Seas, especially after I have played the original as long as I have. You can always count on this company delivering with top notch components.

I bought this game for my wife... it's been great! The dragons add enough randomness that I feel on edge as the game goes on. Plays great all the way up to 8 players.

I bought this game for my wife... it's been great! The dragons add enough randomness that I feel on edge as the game goes on. Plays great all the way up to 8 players.

Like it's predecessor, Tsuro of the Seas is a relatively light and quick game that's perfect for family night or something different for your gaming group. In this version, rather than playing the dragons you are seafarers trying to avoid the beasts of the water and each other's ships. It adds a layer of chance and complexity with the dragon tiles. Now you must weave through an ever-changing seascape with the dragons hot on your keels. Again, the contents are beautiful and sturdy (although the dragon tiles are flat like everything else, not on foam board as shown on a certain youtube channel ), and a good compliment to the original game. Definitely worth a look, especially if you liked Tsuro but wanted...more.

Like it's predecessor, Tsuro of the Seas is a relatively light and quick game that's perfect for family night or something different for your gaming group. In this version, rather than playing the dragons you are seafarers trying to avoid the beasts of the water and each other's ships. It adds a layer of chance and complexity with the dragon tiles. Now you must weave through an ever-changing seascape with the dragons hot on your keels. Again, the contents are beautiful and sturdy (although the dragon tiles are flat like everything else, not on foam board as shown on a certain youtube channel ), and a good compliment to the original game. Definitely worth a look, especially if you liked Tsuro but wanted...more.