Detour Deluxe

Detour Deluxe

2025Andres Aristizabal

1 - 6 players
15 - 300 min

From BoardGameGeek

Detour Deluxe is the first ever set released by HexPath. It uses HexPath's patented rotating-tile mechanics which make every game diverse and dynamic. The game comes with instructions for 5 games out of the box: Detour, their most popular game, is a typical race to the finish game using dice, but with the rotating tiles, the paths are constantly changing, sometimes forcing a player to backtrack and find another route, hence the name Detour. Drag race is mainly for 2 players on a head to head race to the finish but only on a straight line, and the dice dictate movement and tile rotation. Two of the games, Mexican Standoff and Predator, are strictly strategic since there is no dice and no counting of moves. Solitaire is for those who want to practice on their own. -description from the designer

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About Detour Deluxe

From BoardGameGeek:

Detour Deluxe is the first ever set released by HexPath. It uses HexPath's patented rotating-tile mechanics which make every game diverse and dynamic. The game comes with instructions for 5 games out of the box: Detour, their most popular game, is a typical race to the finish game using dice, but with the rotating tiles, the paths are constantly changing, sometimes forcing a player to backtrack and find another route, hence the name Detour. Drag race is mainly for 2 players on a head to head race to the finish but only on a straight line, and the dice dictate movement and tile rotation. Two of the games, Mexican Standoff and Predator, are strictly strategic since there is no dice and no counting of moves. Solitaire is for those who want to practice on their own. -description from the designer

Designer

Andres Aristizabal

Categories

DiceMazePuzzleRacing

Mechanics

ConnectionsDice RollingHexagon GridMap Deformation
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