Description
People adore traveling. They yearn to experience new cultures, witness famous landmarks firsthand, and savor global cuisines. A wonderful way to explore a new city is by taking a walk. But how can you plan a tour route that pleases everyone? En Route has the solution! En Route is a thrilling flip - and - write game. You'll create tour routes to real - world cities like London, New York City, Hong Kong, Paris, Cairo, and Rio de Janeiro, as well as the fictional First City full of geek references. Each city has its own unique mechanisms, offering a distinct gaming experience. In this game, card flipping isn't random. The active player plays one card face - up, and the two adjacent players secretly pick one card each. Then, the active player selects one of the two and discards the other. All players use the coordinates and details from the two remaining cards to draw their tourists and routes. During the game, you'll draw route segments connecting different tourists to various landmarks. A game lasts exactly 10 rounds. At the end, each point of interest on your final route earns you Prestige Points according to its rules. The player with the most satisfying tour route wins! En Route features intense player interaction, allowing you to strategize and control your moves. It's a fast - paced, dynamic game that keeps you thinking about your opponents' actions and even lets you negotiate for beneficial cards.
To play En Route, first, get familiar with the cities and their unique mechanisms. When it's time to flip cards, the active player starts by playing one card face up. The two players next to the active one secretly choose a card each. Then, the active player picks one and discards the other. Use the coordinates and information on the remaining two cards to draw your tourists and routes on the game board. Connect different types of tourists to various landmarks by drawing route segments. Remember, a game has exactly 10 rounds. At the end of the game, calculate your Prestige Points based on the rules of each place of interest on your final route. The player with the highest points wins. As for maintenance, keep the cards in a dry and clean place to prevent them from getting damaged. Avoid folding or creasing the cards. When storing the game, make sure all the components are neatly arranged in the box. During the game, communicate well with your opponents, but don't let negotiations take too much time so that the game can flow smoothly.
