Railroad Ink: Deep Blue Edition

Railroad Ink is a neat roll and write where you try to make highway and railway routes to maximize your points. Great to play solo, and I could be a good travel/picnic game as well. Very pleased with this game!

Choo choo Chill This game is a perfect little puzzle game to just sit down and play either with friends/family or even by yourself. The best thing is you can play this even when lying down. It's so simple yet so fun to try and get a high score. With so many expansions and other core boxes this game will have endless moments and will be a great introduction to Roll n Write games.

Easier to learn, great for new to the hobby, head-scratching, and chill. Also a challenge for veterans in the hobby.

This is a great game. I play with my son who is nine years old, and he loves it too. After we have (already) played a bunch of times, it's nice to have the river and the lake expansions so that we can get a breath of fresh air into the game after it feels too samey. (Granted, that's after about 20 or 30 plays of the base game)! It's so easy to teach and fun to play, anyone can join up and play with us.

Great roll & write!

Fast game, simple rules, lots of fun. This was a good time for our family; we were all adults, so no idea how well this works with younger children, though I expected teens will pick this up easily.

Solid roll and write with plenty to think about, but simple enough. Great for those who like spatial elements.

Have enjoyed all the Railroad Ink games we've played with our family. They're in our regular rotation of lighter/quicker games. These variant versions extend the replayability of the basic game concept; when you get tired of one, just switch to another version. Engaging for 4 or just the 2 of us.