Thanks for the kind words Sam. Glad you're enjoying!

+blacklily85 So glad you liked it. Thanks for the kind words :)

Thank you for the kind words!

Thanks for the support Keegan!

You're very welcome - hope it helps!

You're very welcome Richard, glad you liked the video!

Thanks John - glad it helped!

Very glad this was helpful - it can be a tricky part of the game to make sense of at first.

You're very welcome!

I hope you have a great time playing Tim!

Where did the time go?! Glad you enjoyed :)

So glad to know it was helpful!

It does give you some extra options.

Glad you enjoyed checking this out!

Or ending up in the same location as another ship, going in the same direction: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/abiddpl-kt2tqHU.htmlfeature=shared&t=317

Yes.

I avoid recommending games. It's really going to depend on your preferences and the people you game with. I suppose, since you can play regular Tsuro with Tsuro of the Seas, maybe that gives you the most options?

***** Thank you for your reply. I understand that you try to avoid recommending games, makes sense. After I read more comments and the fact that the Tsuro of the Seas can be played both ways, that also makes more sense! Plus, I really like the blue game board :-) Thanks again!

Glad you enjoyed the video. For info on future possible games, see 5:44 of this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e8qkd9inrrvFZnU.html

I wish I could help with that, but I don’t have my copy of the game anymore.

Thank you Lisbeth!

Thanks for checking it out!

@@WatchItPlayed your welcome, thanks for showing how its played! I believe this video is pretty much a Let's play playthrough😁😎🤓Just like when you played Tsuro with your kids😁

Glad you found this helpful!

It's been awhile since I shot this, but I believe so!

Hey Bill, I don't think she cheated, but it was likely an accidental placement. A loop in regular tsuro would be impossible, as all paths in regular Tsuro start on the edge of the board, and that can never change. Think of it this way - wherever you are in regular tsuro, you should always be able to make a path back to the edge where you started from - and that would be impossible in an infinite loop. If an infinite loop happens in that game, it's likely just that someone moved their piece to a different track when placing their tile.

Do you mean are those rules explained in this video, or in the rulebook for the game? Yes to both. Tsuro of the Seas is a 7x7 grid (versus a 6x6 grid)

I meant "are the original Tsuro rules included in tsuro of the seas to allow you to play it as authentically as possible?". And ty :)

AlanTheLabcoat They don't specifically write out the Tsuro rules seperate from the Seas rules, but the rules are the same, once you ignore all the extra tiles and such (as far as I recall).

ty :)

Hey Nick, happy to help with any questions not answered in the video, but isn't that first question answered here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/abiddpl-kt2tqHU.html And yep, you replace back to the set number based on the number of players.

We played this wrong also, guess my English wasn't good enough) the rules say: To determine how EACH daikaiju moves, roll a single die... I read it like: roll a single die for each daikaiju... Roll 1 die for all daikaiju would have been more clear in the rulebook :) So thanks for your video mr. Smith

@@Spellenreporter I don't think it's that your English is bad, I'm a native speaker and I would have interpreted it the same way with it having said EACH like that. Roll 1 die to determine how ALL of them move would have been a lot more clear.

+Andreas Dahlqvist Hey Andreas, I'm not sure exactly what you're referring to.

+Watch It Played in original Tsuro there is a dragon tile, which is used when there is no tiles left in the draw pile. To indicate which player that will be provided the first tile if any new tiles are added to the draw deck. However i wonder if this feature is not included in Tsuro of the seas.

+Andreas Dahlqvist Ah, of course. Sorry! I blanked on that for a moment. In Tsuro of these Seas you don't need the dragon because you cannot run out of tiles. Tsuro of the Seas has more tiles.

With this version you can - it's mentioned in the rule book, so I mentioned it here too. Don't ask me how you do it - but they say it can happen :)

Oh yeah, you end up on a little semicircular loop, then a Daikaiju pushes the tile you came from out of the way, enabling you to place the other half of the loop. Meddling Daikaijus.

Henry Ordish If you do end up in a loop you lose.