How to Play BLAST TRACK | Board Game Tutorial

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Can you build the most thrilling roller coaster? In Blast Track players are drawing tiles and competing to build the most exciting roller coaster at the amusement park. Score by sending your coaster through loops and tunnels, but be careful - even thrill seekers have their limits, and too many of a specific element will lose you points instead of gain them. In this tutorial we'll teach you how to play Blast Track so you can get started right away. This video was sponsored by @FoxMindToysGames #BlastTrack #Tutorial #HowtoPlay #LearntoPlay #Foxmind #FoxmindGames #boardgames #playthegame #PlaytheGameHQ #PlaytheGameChannel #Tabletop #TaletopGames #FamilyGames #Kidsplaining #bestboardgames #bestfamilygames #hottestboardgames From the Publisher: Get all the thrills and chills of amusement parks in blast track! Create your roller coaster track with gravity-defying loops, steep slopes and thrilling tunnels that will have the park’s visitors go for more than one ride. Players place tiles to extend their ride by optimizing their path to have a blend of different attractions including slopes, tunnels and loops. Try to make the longest path to gain bonus points at the end of the game. Whoever has the most balanced roller coaster at the end of the game wins! ________________ Play the Game HQ a youtube channel dedicated to sharing our love of boardgames. Our flagship series, Play the Game, is a high quality multi-camera board game play through series featuring a bunch of friends gathered around the table playing board games. Play the Game takes its inspiration from other shows like Tabletop. Our Mission with Play the Game is to highlight the joy that comes when you gather around the table with friends and play a board game. Play the Game features a dedicated board game playthrough studio with 7 cameras, a custom board game table, an awesome custom made back-lit logo on the wall, and tons of easter eggs sprinked through the studio space. Play the Game is also the home of the Kidsplaining tutorial series, where Jarred (12) and Peyton (9) teach some of our favorite games in high quality, scripted board game tutorial videos. Kidsplaining started as a way to share our love of board games and help those who were intimidated by more complicated modern board games take a chance on new ones - because if a kid can teach it, how hard can it be? https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/417492/blast-track