1000 Miles 4+

Game is nice, but needs IMPROVEMENTS. You should be able to draw off the discard stack like in the real card game.
Once you’re out of cards it doesn’t reshuffle the discard stack the game is just DONE. You have to get EXACTLY 700 or 1000 - no cards to put you over that number- which I guess isn’t a huge issue but the actual game doesn’t require such strict math.
In the true game the green light isn’t needed each time after each obstacle; once it’s fixed you’re back on the road. Seems like an unnecessary extra step, especially when they are so rigid with the cards, don’t reshuffle and you can’t pull from the discard stack.
In multiplayer mode there needs to be an opponent TURN TIMER; I’ve gone into so many games with randomly matched opponents and they take 30 minutes to HOURS to take their turn if at all and I end up forfeiting just to get out of the game.
Otherwise the game is good, just wish these improvements were on the way to make it awesome.

The current version does fix some issues, but there is still at least one obvious bug, as mentioned by another reviewer: when you play a Safety card in single-player mode, there should be an automatic Go, i.e., the top card should turn into a green light. Currently it seems to do that only when you’ve scored a coup fourré, and I’ve accidentally discarded miles cards b/c it was waiting for a Go. Also, it would be helpful if there were some indication of the number of 200-mile cards that have been played; I haven’t seen any. (On an iPhone screen there clearly isn’t enough room to display all the mileage & Safety cards that you’ve played, but a small 200-mi. counter could be squeezed in.) And although double-tapping generally simplifies and speeds up play, I’ve gotten into the habit of double-tapping cards I wish to discard, which works fine when the card is unplayable (i.e., most of the time) but I sometimes accidentally play a card I meant to discard. There doesn’t seem to be an obvious way for the program to know the player’s intent; perhaps another gesture could be added that always means “discard”. (Desktop implementations of the game have the luxury of a second mouse button for that purpose.)

I always play the one-player game. The other “player” gets a tremendous amount of speed limit cards. I have to hold on to at least 3 end of limit cards per hand, or I will be stuck every time. And, I rarely get an end of limit card. Plus, on the rare occasions that I get multiple red lights, the other “player” just so happens to have enough green lights.

If I get too far ahead of the other “player”, they will suddenly get 3-4 safety cards all in a row.

The game is fun, just wish it were more random.