In On Tour, players compete to take their band to as many states as possible. You'll be writing a number in each state to book it for that date on your 100-day tour.
Each turn, dice determine which numbers you write and cards restrict where you can write. Players write simultaneously on their own maps, all using the same dice rolls and cards flips. Everyone is getting the same inputs, but how you choose to deal with them will determine your success.
There are also wilds, opportunities for bonus points, and a variable setup phase to make every game different. Watch the Man vs Meeple 5 min video to learn all the rules.
On Tour is a game where strategy is more important than you think. The rules are straight forward, and the choices might seem easy at first but by mid-game you'll find yourself in a pickle if you're not careful. Traditionally roll-and-write games have been simpler affairs, but On Tour turns it up (but not quite to 11). Think ahead and remember the best choices aren't always what they appear to be.
One of my favorite things about On Tour (this is my favorite thing, it can also be your favorite thing if you want, or you can pick something else), is that you can play with any number of people!
- Mano a mano against your spouse.
- By yourself, to pass the time while you are home sick with Mono.
- With six people at game night when someone says, "Did anybody bring a game that plays six?"
- With all 35 of your dad's weird relatives at Thanksgiving dinner.
- You could even try to get a few thousand people together and set a world record.
- Just make sure you have a map for everyone.
The game ships with 8 maps, and 8 dry erase markers.
If you want additional maps, simply purchase a second game!
8 Player Boards
Each player board in On Tour has unique art, Map of USA on one side and a Map of Europe on the other side. These are big (15.2" x 9.8" / 38.5 x 25 cm) dual-panel boards, with tape reinforced folds.
What's more fun than dice? 10-sided dice. What's more fun than 10-sided dice? Giant 10-sided dice. These dice are hand fillers. 1 3/8" across. They are fun to roll, and easy to read from across the table.
You can write your number in any state country in the region on the card, but if you write your number in the exact state or country listed, you get to circle that number. Circled states/countries in your route are worth double points at the end of the game.
Games are great. New games are great. Learning games from the rules is a pain. We're trying to improve this situation. We used tons of giant pictures because it is easier to look at a picture than reading a thousand words.
Rahdo and Jen did a special live "Run Through" of On Tour. You can play the game with them.
Print this low-ink version of the map.
Then watch the video above to play the game with them. Over 100 people played along live. Through the magic of tape delay, you can join them now. Rahdo and Jen will roll the dice and flip the cards. You mark your route on the map you printed and see if you can beat their scores.
You have to jump on this bandwagon!
Chad plays games every Thursday on the very first prototype he has built. He loves Age of Steam, Haggis, Napoleon’s Triumph, and Indonesia.
Anca Gavril is the artist and graphic designer for On Tour. She was also the artist for the other two games we have published: QE, and Bites.
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