Keep Your Stone on the Board
Tsuro is a turn-based board game where you place tiles to build a path and slide your stone along it. Each tile you lay down extends the route, and once your stone is moving, it follows the line you created. The catch is that other players' tiles connect to yours, so a path that looked safe can suddenly turn toward the edge. If your stone leaves the board, you are out. The decisions you make affect everyone's journey, since paths cross and merge as the board fills up.
Playing Together
Tsuro supports up to 8 players around one device or online, so your group can gather on one screen or connect from different places. The game runs on desktop, mobile, and VR, and Remote Play Together lets people join in from their own setup. You can also play solo to see who can build the longest path. Beyond Classic Tsuro, the digital version adds four exclusive modes: Solo, Fuse Mode, Loop Battle, and Longest Path. If you want to practice or fill seats, three AI personalities are available as opponents.
Before You Start
The rules are simple enough to pick up quickly, but reading the board carefully matters, since a single tile can redirect your stone or send it off the edge. The game is turn-based, so there is time to think about where each path leads before you commit. Over 50 achievements track your progress and give you goals to chase as you improve. The original board game's artwork is recreated here with fluid animation, sparkling pyrotechnics, and detailed components, including the box itself.