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- score 31/100
Route colours on the board blur under red-green simulation; workaround: the digital edition has a colour-blind mode. Workaround: Play the digital edition with colour-blind mode, or use the community-made symbol stickers for the board.
Days of Wonder · Board games
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Independent evaluation
Why this fits you
Product facts
Train cards are colour-coded with small icons; the route colours on the board are hard to tell apart under red-green simulation.
Sources & testing
Users report · Colour vision · Sep 6, 2026
The app version's colour-blind mode fixes it.
4 members
Against: We tested · Colour vision · Sep 2, 2026
Three of the eight route colours were indistinguishable for our deutan tester.
Fews workshop
Against: Users report · Colour vision · Sep 6, 2026
Always need someone to read the board for me.
9 members
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Who shouldn't buy this
- Deutan or protan players who don't want to lean on tablemates: the board's pink, red and orange routes blur together.
Specs that matter for your traits
| Colour dependency | High — routes rely on colour |
|---|---|
| Players | 2–5 |
| Ships to | Worldwide |
| Returns | 30 days |
Members say
Verified by 13 members
Alternatives with a better fit
Every colour-coded element also has a distinct shape or icon.