Ticket to Ride (video game)

Ticket to Ride
Ticket to Ride
	Logo for the Xbox 360 "Classic Edition" of Ticket to Ride.
Developers	Next Level Games (XBLA-Classic); Marmalade Game Studio (2024-Current); Days of Wonder (2024-Current); Asmodee (2024-Current); Twin Sails Interactive (2024-Current);
Publishers	Valve Corporation (Windows PC-Classic); Discord (Windows PC-Classic); Epic Games (Windows PC-Classic); Microsoft Game Studios (XBLA-Classic); Days of Wonder (XBLA-Classic); Playful Entertainment (XBLA-Classic);
Platforms	Steam (PC and Mac); Xbox (XBox 360 and XBox one); PlayStation; Google Play (Android); Apple iOS (IPad, IPhone, and IPod Touch); Nintendo Switch;
Release	Release Dates 15 November 2004 (Java Scripted Browser) ; 7 January 2006 (Apple Mactingtosh) ; 21 February 2006 (Windows PC) ; 25 June 2008 (XBox) ; 19 May 2011 (iPad) ; 16 November 2011 (IPhone/IPod) ; 5 June 2013 (Android) ; 15 October 2013 (Linux) ; 13 November 2018 ; 3 August 2012 (Mac OS X) ; 10 December 2019 (Windows App) ; 14 November 2018 (Alexa) ; 28 September 2022 (Board Game Arena) ; 2024 (Tabletop Simulator) ;
Genre	Turn-based strategy
Modes	Single-player, multiplayer

The term Ticket to Ride Video Game is a general description for any digital game that emulates the games of the Ticket to Ride board game franchise created by Alan R. Moon. The video games are based on that franchise's maps, with the same rules. The current edition is available on six of the major platforms, i.e. PlayStation, Xbox (Xbox 360 and Xbox one), Steam (PC and Mac), Google Play, Apple iOS (IPad, IPhone, and IPod Touch), and Nintendo Switch, and was developed by Marmalade Game Studio, Days of Wonder, Asmodee and Twin Sails Interactive, a rebranding of the delisted original release by Twin Sails Interactive., now known as the "Classic Edition".