Invite your friends and family along for the journey.

How are you enjoying Ticket to Ride so far? Have you taken enough control over the railroads to impose your status of rail baron or baroness? Whether you achieved it or are still working on it, it’s time to invite your friends along for a ride.

We love how going digital allows us to play online against the #TTRFamily across the globe, but there’s nothing quite like playing against your friends, is there? 😊

Discover “Remote Play Together”

Steam offers you an excellent way to play with your friends for free: login to your Steam account, use the “Remote Play Together” feature and invite anyone to play from your Friends List!

Your friends just have to accept the invitation and away you go; you can play together. Click here for more information:

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Ready?

Invite your friends and family to play with you!

Your #1 mission as a member of the Ticket to Ride team is to spread the word about the digital version of the game Ticket to Ride.

Take a screenshot of your game in action and share it on Facebook or Twitter. Tag your friends and your family and invite them to join the journey! Remember to include #TTRFamily in all your posts.

Once you're done, submit your URL links with the Online Reporting Tool and record your contribution to the project!

Submit your online reports

Have fun! 😊

Having trouble downloading the game with your digital key? Follow the guide!

@all: How many of your friends will join you on your TTR journey?

6 Comments

lady_s2 • 2 years ago

To make it clear you all have to be in the same house, this isn't playing with your friends anywhere, contrary to what the adverts and docs indicate! A bit useless if you live on your own and COVID is still here guys!

trillianv • 2 years ago

I did the Remote Play Together with my son on our 2 different computers. It is NOT easy to figure out how to set it up. I was only able to do it because my son (he's 14 and plays on Steam every day) knew what to do. We ended up playing a pass and go game but it wasn't the greatest because you could see the other person's cards during their game play.

Varnor • 2 years ago

As I understand this, you are allowing someone else to share your screen, but as trillianv said they can still see what you are doing. RemotePlay on Steam is pretty rubbish to be honest

wenchsammas • 2 years ago

I've no one to remote play with, all my friends either have the game or live further away.

augustrush829 • 2 years ago

I cannot add friends in steam because I have not made any purchases within steam. However, if what others are saying is true above I am not too worried about it. It would have been nice to vs my parents or in laws who live in different parts of the state. :\

Potatosium • 2 years ago

Yeah, I'm really not enjoying this campaign at all. The developers/owners of Ticket to Ride are more concerned with ££££ than how enjoyable the game is.

First, there's only one map. Yes, they aren't 'expensive' but that really isn't the point. I refuse to on principle, due to this being a 'free tester' campaign.

Second, the fact that most people in game who are looking to play with other people HAVE purchased other maps and therefore I am unable to join them.

Third, the fact that I CAN'T share this game with my friends in the way that it was made to sound - especially when I signed up for this campaign. It would make more sense to say, well you can only play with online friends on the FREE map, and then if they buy the game as well it unlocks all the other maps.

There are other 'games' like the tabletop simulator that allow owners of the game to play a variety of games with others. Granted, it is more expensive.

Also, as a final point - I'll probably make this elsewhere. The tutorial on this is TERRIBLE. It wasn't until I played the game solo, NOT in the tutorial that I was actually provided with pop up info about the cards and what they actually meant. I had to wait until I'd played about three times before I could actually figure out what was going on because there was no explanation.

Something simple like 'this is the deck', 'you can choose to take these cards', 'jokers cost 2 cards'. It was only if you picked up a card, and then tried to place a train that you get a pop up explaining that you can only do one action type per turn.

WHY none of this was in the tutorial is beyond me.

I think the only reason any of my friends would buy this, is if they were huge fans of the board game and other people had already purchased it, AND if money was no object.

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