Tsuro - The Game of the Path

Tsuro - The Game of the Path

Relaxing puzzle fun.

1.5K ratings
410 reviews
$3.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 3, 2016
  • October 20, 2021

Features

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Place tiles to create paths and guide your stone, but beware of other players' paths leading you astray or off the board. Enjoy a beautiful digital board game experience with intuitive controls and exclusive new modes.

Tile placement for path creation
Guide your stone along paths
Multiplayer (local and online)
Solo play against AI
Exclusive game modes
Beautifully recreated artwork
Intuitive tactile controls
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What's New in Tsuro

1.12

October 20, 2021

Online improvements, better turn alerts, bug fixes.

Charts

Top Paid

📉 47-4

Family games

This game dropped -4 positions in Family games chart.

Last updated on July 20, 2026.

Top Paid

📉 57-6

Board games

This game dropped -6 positions in Board games chart.

Last updated on July 20, 2026.

User reviews

A terrific adaptation of the board game!

Fun game, and a great introductory game for new and young board gamers.

YES!

Low-key, thoughtful game play. Really makes me want to get the IRL version. Calliope has a great selection of board games.

Board game with added fun

I had this game on my phone a few years ago and really enjoyed. Yesterday I went to a board game cafe and played this in physical form with others which reminded me how much I liked it. I’ve redownloaded it and am hooked again I’ve been encouraging my husband to get it too since this was one of his top 3 games of the many we played in the cafe.
The board game is fun but I like the fact that this tracks multiple players with coloured paths for interesting visuals. The AI players are a good touch that I don’t remember from my previous playing.
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Awesome mind working boredom buster

Fun to play when bored, short quick games with different rules you can pick. A+++

No app instructions

Seems like a great game. However, there is no explanation in the app on how to set up a new game using the AI feature noted in the game description. Made several educated guesses, but can only play solo or pass and play.

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Crashes when trying to start single-player mode

Bug

Notifications for inactive games

Bug

Inability to delete or leave in-progress games

Bug

Inconsistent tile placement recognition

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Option to turn off animations

Feature

Vertical board layout for one-handed play

Feature

Ability to save and review past games

Feature

Online matchmaking and chat

Feature

Local multiplayer without Facebook/Game Center

Feature

FAQ

What is Tsuro - The Game of the Path?

Tsuro is a digital adaptation of the popular board game where players strategically place tiles to create paths. The goal is to guide your stone along these paths without falling off the board, while also potentially leading opponents astray.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include creating paths by placing tiles, guiding your stone, playing with up to 8 players locally or online, solo play against AI, exclusive new modes like Loop Battle and Longest Path, and a beautifully rendered digital board game experience.

How much does Tsuro - The Game of the Path cost?

Based on the provided information, this application is a paid app and does not feature in-app purchases or advertisements, indicating a one-time purchase model.

Can I play Tsuro with friends?

Yes, Tsuro supports up to 8 players. You can play with friends around a single device or online through Game Center and Facebook. There are also crafty AI opponents available for solo play.

What makes Tsuro a good game for different players?

The game is easy enough for anyone to pick up and enjoy, making it fun for everyone. However, it requires cunning and strategy to master, offering a deep challenge for experienced players.