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Calliope Tsuro - The Game of The Path - A Family Strategy Board Game

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Brand	Calliope
Genre	Strategy
Item Dimensions LxWxH	9.63 x 9.63 x 2.13 inches
Cautionary Statement	Choking Hazard - Small Parts, No Warning Applicable
Number of Game Players	2-8

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Calliope Presents: An award winning game that is fun for any experience level, easy to learn & quick to play. Use strategy & luck to stay on the path to victory in this light & entertaining game
Family Strategy Game: The board changes every time you play the game, making it unique and fun for adults and kids. Players are challenged to create and travel the Path as it builds before them
Never the same game twice: The Path is an ever-changing mystery. With each turn, the maze grows and you must anticipate other players' next moves. The wisest player will remain on their Path
Come together and play: Sure to become a classic, this game is perfect for families, teens, adults & children. The faster play and simple rules make it a great filler for parties & game night
Details: Tsuro is a family game for 2-8 players ages 8 and up. Have fun creating your Path in this visually stunning game. Includes 35 Path Tiles, 1 Dragon Tile, 8 Dragon Pawns, and Game Board
For 2 to 8 players game
15 to 20 minute to play

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Place Path Tiles Everyone’s stone starts at the edge of the board. Players take turns placing path tiles from their hand onto the board and moving their stone down the path they create.	Lead Others Astray Use your tiles to lead yourself to safety while creating paths that lead your opponents off the board. The last player left on the board wins the game!	Last Player Standing Wins With each turn, the maze grows and you must anticipate other players' next moves. The wisest player will remain on their path.


	Tsuro Phoenix Rising	Tsuro of the Seas	Hive Mind	Ancestree	12 Days
4+ Star Rated by Customers	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
Approximate Game Play Time	20-50 Minutes	20-40 Minutes	30-90 Minutes	15-20 Minutes	15-20 Minutes
Player Count	2-8 Players	2-8 Players	3-12 Players	2-6 Players	3-5 Players
Replay Value	Very High	Very High	Very High	Very High	Very High
Quick to Learn	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓

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Product Dimensions

9.63 x 9.63 x 2.13 inches

Item Weight

1.9 pounds

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B002SQBB3O

Item model number

20MFG

Manufacturer recommended age

8 - 12 years

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#2,281 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games)
#171 in Board Games (Toys & Games)

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2,359 ratings

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Release date

April 1, 2010

Mfg Recommended age

8 - 12 years

Manufacturer

Calliope

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'' WARNING''SMALL PARTS;NOT RECCOMENDED FOR CHILLDREN UNDER 3 YEARS. MUST BE 18 YEARS OLD TO PURCHASE

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Greg

A D20 disguised as a strategy game.

Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2019

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Tsuro gives the illusion of being a strategy game but ends up being completely random. My lunch break game group tested this theory by playing a 4th hand randomly, only turning the radomly selected tile orientation clockwise when it flipped up as an illegal (suicidal) move. The randomly played hand came in 2nd place out of 4 when 3 other players were legitimately playing with forethought and strategy.

That being said... some people in my game group found the game fun despite its randomness as they were able to "turn off their brain" to play and games took around 5 to 10 min to complete. Others, myself included, found it as boring as rolling a D20 after the 3rd or 4th game. I quickly sold the game to one of people in my game group who liked it.

This is probably a good game with/for kids. However, if you are looking for at least a small degree of strategy, you would likely want to avoid this particular game.

If you really like random games, exploding kittens is a far better option than Tsuro in my opinion since kittens doesn't feel as repetitive as quickly.

39 people found this helpful

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Xzeno

Really fun, quick, family game that is easy to pick up and understand quickly.

Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2017

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Tsuro is a tile laying game where you're trying to stay on the board as long as possible.

At the start of the game you set your piece at the edge of the board and with each tile you lay on the board you follow the lines on the board. The only rule really is that you can't purposely make yourself go off the edge so if you have a tiles you can lay that would keep you alive then you have to play that tile.

I've played this game with my 5 years old and my 10 year old and they both love it. It's not a hard game to pick up so if you're looking for a game that the whole family can play I highly suggest this one.

27 people found this helpful

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chellee

Perfect and beautiful Starter Game

Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2016

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My husband and I first played this game when we were visiting friends in Ohio. They are big "board gamers" so whenever we go up to see them we play a bunch of games and figure out which ones we want to purchase for our home game library.
They hadn't played this game yet either so we all learned together, which took all of three seconds. The game, though very simple, is surprisingly fun and tricky. We love how you have rethink your strategies and plans as others come into your paths and how now two game experiences will ever be the same.
The game itself is absolutely beautiful, with great detailed artwork. It is really well put together. The board, the pieces, the card tiles, even the directions are just so pretty and delicate looking we enjoy just looking at the game. We quickly bought this game as soon as we got back home in Florida and have played it many many times since.
We love that so many people can play at once so no friends get left out when we have a crowd. We call this our "starter game" because it is so simple and easy to learn, even the least experienced gamers can catch on and get in a gaming mode with a quick game of Tsuro. Even though we plan to only play one game before starting a more involved and lengthy game our guests often request that we play a second or even third time because they enjoy it so much.

15 people found this helpful

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David Lundy

Fantastic, quick game!

Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2012

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I saw this game on Wil Wheaton's "Tabletop" web show and was immediately hooked. If you haven't seen it already, go there NOW. [...]

The premise is that you (and up to 7 other players) are dragons, flying around the board. You place a tile on the board and place your dragon on one of the lines printed on the tile. You then move your dragon along the line to the end of the tile. Everyone else does this on their turns. On your next turn, you place another tile adjacent to the one you played previously, so that the lines of the two tiles line up. You then move your dragon along the new line until it terminates. The winner of the game is the one who stays on the board the longest. That's it.

While it sounds boring and simple, the game has some strategy involved. The tiles drawn are random, so it's very possible to draw three tiles that ultimately throw you off the board; or could throw an opponent off. You must plan ahead to ensure that you don't get put into such a position. However, there's not much use in planning more than 1-2 moves in advance, as your opponents' moves will (near the end of the game) greatly affect your plays.

With more than 4-5 players, the game would get hectic very quickly. I've only played with 4 people, but it was still really fun. The first 4-5 turns are relatively boring, as the other players' tiles generally won't interact with your own. It's when you begin linking tiles that things get really interesting and unforeseen connections are made that win or lose the game.

The game plays out (with 4 players) in about 10-15 minutes, so it's a great game to break out while waiting for the rest of your group to arrive. It's also a nice break between longer games like Settlers of Catan or Lords of Waterdeep. Simple, fun, and quick. Can't ask for much more!

The production value of the game is quite high as well. The tiles come on ~2mm thick, plastic-coated cardboard tiles. The playing board is also of similar quality. The "dragon" pieces are plastic, which disappointed me a little, as I thought they'd be stone or some other "higher quality" material. But they're fine as they are. I can see this game lasting a very long time. My only real complaint is that there's no frame into which you could play the tiles. As such, they tend to slide around on the board a little as the interior pieces are played. Having a frame of some kind to keep the pieces lined up would be nice, but is more to satisfy my nit-picky personality.

Two enthusiastic thumbs-up for this one!

122 people found this helpful

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Grim_Tidings

Simple to play and will keep you wanting to do more

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 1, 2017

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Tsuro is an abstract tile laying game, basically you lay a tile and you follow the pathway hoping you won't fall off the edge of the board or hit another player. You do this till you are out or run out of tiles.

It's simple to play for sure but is deceptively tactical too.
The pacing of the game is fast no game should last long, perhaps 30 minutes at most for maximum player count.
I can see it scaling well with player counts, there shouldn't be a lot of down time between turns.
The more players involved makes the tension rises faster because in the later stages, players will start dropping out quickly, as there's less room to maneuver and the end will leave you wanting to play again, at least it did for me.

A visually beautiful game with high quality components, should give you a couple of games per session if part of your games night.

2 people found this helpful

Mr. Colin Mcelhatton

This Game is Special

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 2, 2013

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This game is ingenious, in addition to sporting a beautiful design. The containing box is sturdy and feels solid in your hand, the actual gaming board firm and made of good quality cardboard. The prints on both the box and the gaming board are simply eye-catching and outright beautiful with a clear Asian motif I found very appealing. Everything about this game screams of quality and attention to detail. Personally I was also pleasantly surprised at how simple the rule-set is and yet how engaging the game turns out to be. The premise is simple, you want to play “path tiles” onto the gaming board and move a coloured dragon token along the paths you create, without falling off the board; Simple, right? I assure you that once you do start playing this game, you will be hooked. In my opinion, this game is a fine mix of luck and strategy which anyone can enjoy right out of the box.

6 people found this helpful

Hass

A recommended family game from 5 years to adults

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 24, 2018

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The game rules are very simple.
It’s not a game of high excitement, but more of a nice and relaxing game to unwind and give your head a break. My 5 year old boy picked it up without a problem. I bought this initially to play with my work colleagues... but I think I’ll keep it at home as a family game. It’s something that pretty much anyone can enjoy and jump straight into playing it.
It’s replayable as the possibilities are endless, so you won’t get bored easily.
What I like about it is that you control the outcome to a degree and has an element of choice and skill... not just a game of luck.
I look forward to playing the sea variant with more possibilities!

Honest John

Yes - this is really very good.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 9, 2017

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Love this game - a great game for people who don't like board games as such as it is quick and easy to learn.
Beautiful components too - you can play with upto 8 people as well which makes it great for when you have a few friends round.
I totally get the criticism that it lacks depth - it does - you wouldn't be all night playing it but it's great for an hour or so before moving into something else.

Really can't stress enough how wonderful this game looks and what good quality it is.

One person found this helpful

Richard Kelly

Really good board game

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 11, 2018

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Every year I buy a new family board game for Christmas and it get played by the whole family. Tsuro was this years choice and it's a really good, simple and quick family game. The basic premise is that you have pieces that follow a path around the board, but it's the players who play cards to make the path. If your piece hits the edge of the board, you are out. If your piece ends up on the same path as somebody else, you are out. The last person standing wins! Games take upto 20 minutes to play and as a family we have played with anything from 3 to the maximum of 8 players, more players make for a more tactical game and generally it takes longer.

It's been a huge hit in my household!

One person found this helpful