Tsuro: The Game of the Path

Tsuro is a fantastic and simple game that plays as well with 2 players, or 8. And is truly appropriate for all ages. Difference being the speed in which your pieces and others go flying off the board. It is a cleverly designed game that anybody can play and takes no time at all to set up and put back away. The ambiance is soothing and presentation is simple and clean with high quality artwork. It is the go to board game in our house.

Tsuro is a fantastic and simple game that plays as well with 2 players, or 8. And is truly appropriate for all ages. Difference being the speed in which your pieces and others go flying off the board. It is a cleverly designed game that anybody can play and takes no time at all to set up and put back away. The ambiance is soothing and presentation is simple and clean with high quality artwork. It is the go to board game in our house.

What makes this a fun family game? It can be played with 8 players, more than the typical family, so, add some friends. Easy rules make this fun. Watching players turn tiles in their hands to predict where their dragon or others go is fun, tilting heads, slight turns of the body. There is a high amount of replay that keeps this game fun. This has been played at my local game store with children and adults, and was always a fun time.

What makes this a fun family game? It can be played with 8 players, more than the typical family, so, add some friends. Easy rules make this fun. Watching players turn tiles in their hands to predict where their dragon or others go is fun, tilting heads, slight turns of the body. There is a high amount of replay that keeps this game fun. This has been played at my local game store with children and adults, and was always a fun time.

In Tsuro: The Game of the Path you are placing a single tile down on your turn trying to keep your piece on the board while simultaneously sending your opponents off the board. With a game where you are trying to send your opponents hurtling off the edge of a cliff, you would be surprised how relaxing this game can be. Its simple and fun as well as having a sort of let the pieces fall where they may atmosphere. This game would probably do well as a 'cool-down' game after a particular harsh night. Tip: I suggest playing some relaxing music in the background, I seem to enjoy the game more when I do this.

In Tsuro: The Game of the Path you are placing a single tile down on your turn trying to keep your piece on the board while simultaneously sending your opponents off the board. With a game where you are trying to send your opponents hurtling off the edge of a cliff, you would be surprised how relaxing this game can be. Its simple and fun as well as having a sort of let the pieces fall where they may atmosphere. This game would probably do well as a 'cool-down' game after a particular harsh night. Tip: I suggest playing some relaxing music in the background, I seem to enjoy the game more when I do this.

I love this game and have brought it to the table for my kids to play at a young age. All they really have to understand is not to fly off the board and they are having fun. The game board, tiles, and game pieces are all high quality and will hold up to the test of time. For under $20, Tsuro is a no brainer in my book.

I love this game and have brought it to the table for my kids to play at a young age. All they really have to understand is not to fly off the board and they are having fun. The game board, tiles, and game pieces are all high quality and will hold up to the test of time. For under $20, Tsuro is a no brainer in my book.

My group tends to play this one between games. While I was initially unimpressed, after a few games it grew on me. There's something kind of calming about this game of trying to survive on a path while ensuring the destruction of thine enemies. You don't have to think too hard or too little, and it's short enough to act a nice break. Don't expect this to be your go-to game, but do expect to find yourself calmly enjoying it. For what you get though, however nice the components are, it does seem a tad high.

I like this game because I can play this with vastly different age ranges and it takes almost no time to learn. You can tell a person how to play in less than a min. Play time is fast for kids that dont focus for long periods. Kinda like checkers in that its easy, fast and probably will be a longtime classic (doesn't 'play' anything like checkers)