Ticket to Ride: Brazil

A browser-based multiplayer implementation of Ticket to Ride set on a Brazil map, built with Flask and WebSockets.

Features

• 2–5 players in real-time via WebSockets
• 25 Brazilian cities and 40+ routes
• Full game rules: draw cards, claim routes, draw destination tickets
• Locomotive (wild) cards
• Longest path bonus (+10 pts)
• Destination ticket scoring (positive/negative)
• Last-round trigger when a player drops to ≤2 trains
• Reconnect support for dropped players

Setup

python -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
python app.py

Then open http://localhost:5000 in your browser.

How to Play

1. One player creates a room by entering a room code and their name, then clicks Join.
2. Other players join using the same room code.
3. The first player clicks Start Game (requires at least 2 players).
4. Each player receives 4 train cards and must keep at least 2 of 3 dealt destination tickets.
5. On your turn, choose one action:
   • Draw cards – take 2 cards from the deck or face-up display (locomotives count as both draws).
   • Claim a route – spend matching colored cards to claim a route between two cities.
   • Draw tickets – draw up to 3 destination tickets and keep at least 1.
6. The last round triggers when any player has ≤2 trains remaining. Every other player gets one final turn.
7. Final scores add/subtract destination ticket points and award +10 for the longest continuous path.

Stack

• Backend: Python, Flask, Flask-SocketIO
• Frontend: HTML/CSS/JS (single-page, served via Jinja2 template)
• Transport: WebSockets (Socket.IO)