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The Oregon Trail - How To Play — Pressman Toy

In The Oregon Trail Game: Journey to Willamette Valley, based on The Oregon Trail video game, players place tiles to discover the trails, rivers, forts, and towns in order to move to this new land. Oregon Trail card game follows the original plot as you try to keep the members in your party alive in an attempt to reach Willamette Valley. Even the cards resemble the simple graphics of the day it was created. Read through the official game rules and instructions to learn more about how to pay. Be sure to order Oregon Trail the card game today. See full list on ultraboardgames.com. 'The Oregon Trail Card Game' shouldn't take new players too long to get through. At least not if they plan on winning. The card game based on the immensely popular computer program released.

Game Rules / How To Play / Instructions

12+

$15

Oregon Trail Card Game Video

If you grew up in the 90's you'll fondly remember countless hours of fun playing Oregon Trail on the very simplified computers of that time. Rekindle those memories and make new ones with your friends and family by playing Oregon Trail the card game.
Oregon Trail card game follows the original plot as you try to keep the members in your party alive in an attempt to reach Willamette Valley. Even the cards resemble the simple graphics of the day it was created. Read through the official game rules and instructions to learn more about how to pay. Be sure to order Oregon Trail the card game today.

This Game Comes With 58 Trail Cards
32 Calamity Cards
26 Supply Cards
1 Erasable Marker
1 Laminated Wagon Party Roster
1 Die
Official Oregon Trail Card Game Rules And Instructions

Your goal in this game is to try and help one member of your wagon party survive and successfully arrive at Willamette Valley.

Please keep in mind that the official Oregon Trail rules and instructions could be different depending on the game version you have. The rules below are some of the exact directions that came in the original packaging.

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Casino register free spins. The Oregon Trail is a series of card games and a board game based on the video game of the same name, produced by Pressman Toy Corporation.

The Oregon Trail series by Pressman Toy Corporation[edit]

Card games

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The Oregon Trail Card Game
The Oregon Trail: Hunt For Food Card Game

Oregon Trail Card Game Review

Board games
The Oregon Trail Game: Journey to Willamette Valley

The Oregon Trail Card Game[edit]

*The Oregon Trail Card Game*
Players	2–6
Setup time	5 minutes
Playing time	30 minutes
Age range	12+

The first card game was released on 1 August 2016.^[1] The game is exclusively distributed through Target,^[2] although copies are also available via Amazon.com.^[3] The game components are in the style of 8-bit video games to emulate the look and feel of the original releases.^[4]

Gameplay[edit]

The object of The Oregon Trail card game is to follow the Oregon Trail from Independence, Missouri, to the Willamette Valley, Oregon, with a party of two to six players.^[2] Players write their names, or 'frontier name' aliases, on a roster. On the back of the roster are tombstones, which can be customized when players die, as in the original video game.^[5] Players play trail cards to progress, with the players needing to play 50 cards to win. Each trail card ends on the left, right, or middle of the card, and a subsequent trail card must be placed to smoothly connect to the previous one. Of the 56 trail cards, 46 have consequences associated with them, such as rolling a die to cross a river, which can result in the player losing a supply card or dying.^[5] Other trail cards require the player to draw a calamity card, which represent accidents such as snakebites, dead oxen, typhoid, or dysentery. There are sixteen unique calamity cards, with one in eight resulting in instant death.^[5] Calamity cards that do not result in instant death can be remedied by supply cards, of which there are seven different types, including clean water, ammunition, and medicine. Other trail cards represent forts or towns, allowing the player to resupply. All players win if one or more players are still alive after the 50th card is played. A successful game should take around 30 minutes to play.^[5]

Reception[edit]

On the tabletop-gaming forum BoardGameGeek, The Oregon Trail card game has a rating of 5.0 out of 10, with 286 ratings, as of 13 December 2016. According to BoardGameGeek's Rating wiki page, a game with a score of 5 is described as being 'Average. No significant appeal, take it or leave it.'.^[6]

Writing for Ars Technica, Megan Geuss stated that some cards have ambiguous instructions or are hard to understand, but that the cooperative aspect is 'refreshing' and that players in her group 'weren't bored by the end'.^[7] She concluded that winning the game is 'really hard' and that her group never did.

The Oregon Trail: Hunt For Food Card Game[edit]

The Oregon Trail - How To Play — Pressman Toy

*The Oregon Trail: Hunt For Food Card Game*
Players	2–6
Age range	12+

This card game is based on the hunting trip portion of the video game, except player's goal is to collect 600 pounds of meat. Free spins no deposit france.

The Oregon Trail: Journey to Willamette Valley[edit]

*The Oregon Trail: Journey to Willamette Valley*
*The Oregon Trail Game: Journey to Willamette Valley* (box title)
Players	2–4
Age range	13+

It is a board game for 2–4 players, where player's starts the trip from Independence, Missouri in 1844 to Willamette Valley. Each player has 4 family members as in the first The Oregon Trail video game, but has the ability to upgrade wagon.

References[edit]

^Krol, Jacob (29 July 2016). 'The Oregon Trail is back, but this time it's a card game'. CNET. Retrieved 12 December 2016.
^ ^a^bRobinson, Will (2 August 2016). 'An Oregon Trail card game is here'. Entertainment Weekly