Road Trip
2021
1 players
5 - 15 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting
From BoardGameGeek
Road Trip is an 18 card solo game about a journey across the country. Find the most efficient route for your travels to make it the best road trip by arranging your 9 stops in geographical order (stop number) from left to right using Actions before your deck runs out. Shuffle all 18 postcards together and set the Route by laying out a line of 9 face up going across the playing area. Set the remainder as the draw deck. Start your adventure by drawing three cards from the deck. Using the actions on the backs, play a card and adjust the Route accordingly. Then draw a new card to bring your hand back to three cards. Continue playing until you have rearranged the Route in order (win), or run out of cards in the deck (lose). -description from the publisher
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Which Road Trip video should I watch?
Road Trip has 2 videos from 2 creators: 1 review and 1 how-to-play guide. They date from 2022 to June 2025.
To learn the rules, start with "Road Trip: a fun solo card game adventure (I played twice!)" by Ruel Gaviola, which runs 17 min.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Board Game Vlog! (Road Trip)" by Nicholas Trager.
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About Road Trip
From BoardGameGeek:
Road Trip is an 18 card solo game about a journey across the country. Find the most efficient route for your travels to make it the best road trip by arranging your 9 stops in geographical order (stop number) from left to right using Actions before your deck runs out. Shuffle all 18 postcards together and set the Route by laying out a line of 9 face up going across the playing area. Set the remainder as the draw deck. Start your adventure by drawing three cards from the deck. Using the actions on the backs, play a card and adjust the Route accordingly. Then draw a new card to bring your hand back to three cards. Continue playing until you have rearranged the Route in order (win), or run out of cards in the deck (lose). -description from the publisher