Ticket to Ride® Companion

Name: Ticket to Ride® Companion
Rating: 2.6 (67 reviews)
Author: Marmalade Game Studio

By: Marmalade Game Studio

Upgrade couch play!

Features & Capabilities

Upgrade your board game night with the Ticket to Ride Companion app. View the map, manage cards, and keep tickets hidden on your mobile while the game unfolds on the big screen.

Easy setup and couch-friendly play make it perfect for family and friends. Requires Ticket to Ride on PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, Xbox, or Steam.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment

By:

Marmalade Game Studio

Rating:

2.60

(67)

Version:

1.11.0 Last updated: 2026-05-13

Version code:

885335256

Creation date:

2024-10-31

Compatible devices:

Size:

868.59MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 217,406 ▼ 527

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Developed by:

Marmalade Game Studio

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ticket-to-ride-companion/id6717596033

Website:

https://www.marmaladegamestudio.com/

User Reviews

Users like the companion app for social, cross‑device play and easier game nights, but reliability and setup issues are the dominant negatives. Frequent crashes, lobby/host limitations, and a paywall dampen otherwise favorable impressions; UX gaps and bugs further hinder consistent 4‑player play.

Pros

Great for game nights and social play, making Ticket to Ride more fun.
Cross-device support (Android/iOS) and works for 4-player games.
Lets players privately view scores and stream to a TV, keeping the main screen uncluttered.
Easier than the board in many scenarios and good for couch/remote play.

Cons

Frequent crashes, freezes, and mid‑game disconnects that disrupt play.
Lobby/hosting hurdles: cannot always create games, must rely on a host, sometimes requiring a paying user.
Cost concerns: app is paid, and some features depend on buying additional software; reports of high price.
UX gaps and bugs: confusing rules access, score visibility issues, expansion grouping, and color/train display bugs.
Not reliable for 4-player setups; stability is better with 2 players.