10 Days in Europe
Arrange ten tiles into one continuous European trip by land, sea and air before anyone else.
See how it plays
How to playVideo Demonstration of 10 Days in Europe - Out of the Box 2009 
Review10 Days in Europe Review - with Tom Vasel- Designers
- Alan R. Moon, Aaron Weissblum
- Published by
- Schmidt Spiele
Line up ten tiles into one continuous European journey, hopping by land, sea or air. Each turn you draw a tile and decide whether to slot it in, swap it for one already placed, or toss it back, all while your row can never be rearranged. The first traveler whose ten tiles form an unbroken trip wins.
Who it's for
Families and casual players who enjoy a gentle geography puzzle and light planning, and anyone wanting a calm half-hour route-builder.
Not for you if…
You want interaction or tension. Play is mostly solitaire beside others, luck of the draw looms large, and it leans toward the educational.
Vibe's take
A relaxed, puzzly route-builder where you adapt a fixed row to lucky draws, planning your journey slot by slot.
Published 2002 · 24 years ago
older than 91% of games
In 2,906 collections
collected more than 40% of games
2–4 players · ages 8+
Best with 2 · publisher: 10+
20–30 min
shorter than 69% of games · typical 30–90 min
Complexity: light
Explained in 5 minutes · 1.4 out of 5 · lighter than 77%
Opinions: broad agreement
Most people rate it similarly
Language: no text
Playable without the language
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