How to Play Trailblazers

Learn how to play Trailblazers in under 5 minutes with Kyle from Bitewing Games.

Trailblazers is a game for 1-8 players designed by Ryan Courtney and being published by us here at Bitewing Games. Embark on an epic adventure, creating hiking, biking, and kayaking loops. While the actions are simple, the decision making is deep.

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Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
0:15- Gameplay Overview
0:29 - Setup
1:03 - On Your Turn
1:46 - Placement Rules
2:28 - Scoring for Loops
3:10 - Scoring for Objectives
4:12 - Outro

[zmollon]

Nice and simple but with potentially agonizing decisions. Love the look of it.

[boardgamesfortwo]

Nice video, really appreciated the production. Trailblazers seems interesting. Looking forward to the Kickstarter.

[holycheeseonryeify]

For a loop to count, it needs to be the same colour for the entire length of the loop and also match the colour of the starting camp, correct?

So for example, a kayaking loop must be all river (blue) and both start and end at the blue base camp. One section of that trail being red, for instance, invalidates that whole loop. Is that right?

[ericplemel]

Does a loop only count if it matches the camp? Like if I have a bike loop that starts and stops at the hike camp, does it still count?

[seanh]

This looks really fantastic! BUT... until then, I'm still eagerly anticipating delivery of the Criminal Capers trilogy. You guys are off to a very strong start.

[FungiGamer]

My biggest issue with this game all stems from the fact that these cards are so slippery that it feels like the whole game is being played underwater, which is incredibly infuriating since card placement needs to be incredibly precise