10.0
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Ludopedia
6.7
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BGG
Our Verdict
A frantic and addictive travel puzzle for those who love route optimization.
Highlights
- Fast-paced and dynamic
- Pure connection strategy
- Portable and practical
- High replayability
Keep in mind
- Can be frustrating for beginners
- Relies on draw luck
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Pack your bags, because Asia is calling! In 10 Days in Asia, you take on the role of a traveler attempting to complete a ten-day itinerary as quickly as possible. Your goal is to arrange a logical sequence of ten destinations on your personal tray, connecting them through various modes of transport. But don't think it's just a matter of hopping on a plane; planning is everything! You'll need to decide whether to travel by train, plane, ship, or even on foot to link your countries together.
The game uses destination and transport tiles that you replace as they appear on the table or when you draw them. The real challenge lies in connectivity: for your journey to be valid, each stop must be connected to the previous one. In this version, Asia adds extra layers of strategy with the introduction of railroads, which allow you to connect countries that share a specific rail line. Additionally, you'll deal with airlines (connecting countries of the same color) and ships crossing the oceans.
It's a game of pure mental agility and resource management. You'll need to keep a close eye on your opponents' moves, deciding whether to grab that perfect tile for your route or pivot your strategy entirely. Since the available tiles are limited and shared, the race against time is very real. If you enjoy fast-paced games with simple rules that demand sharp reasoning to avoid getting stuck, 10 Days in Asia is a must-have for your collection. It's the perfect game for a quick session among friends or to test your planning skills under pressure. Who will be the first to complete their ten-day journey and claim victory?
The game uses destination and transport tiles that you replace as they appear on the table or when you draw them. The real challenge lies in connectivity: for your journey to be valid, each stop must be connected to the previous one. In this version, Asia adds extra layers of strategy with the introduction of railroads, which allow you to connect countries that share a specific rail line. Additionally, you'll deal with airlines (connecting countries of the same color) and ships crossing the oceans.
It's a game of pure mental agility and resource management. You'll need to keep a close eye on your opponents' moves, deciding whether to grab that perfect tile for your route or pivot your strategy entirely. Since the available tiles are limited and shared, the race against time is very real. If you enjoy fast-paced games with simple rules that demand sharp reasoning to avoid getting stuck, 10 Days in Asia is a must-have for your collection. It's the perfect game for a quick session among friends or to test your planning skills under pressure. Who will be the first to complete their ten-day journey and claim victory?
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Out of the Box Publishing
Designer
Aaron Weissblum, Alan R. Moon
Artist
Cathleen Quinn-Kinney, John Kovalic
How long does a game last?
It's super quick! Usually between 25 to 30 minutes, perfect for playing multiple rounds.
How complex is the game?
It's a light game. The rules are easy to learn, but the challenge lies in planning your route without getting stuck.
How many players is it for?
It works great for 2 to 4 players, making it ideal for small groups.
Do I need to know much geography?
Not at all! The game uses colors and symbols to make it easy, so you don't need to be a map expert.
How do I win?
The first player to complete a valid sequence of 10 connections wins the game!