Everything you remember, re-skinned for mission life
| On the old trail | In Missionary Dash |
|---|---|
| Matt's General Store | Brother Matt's Thrift & Bike |
| Banker, carpenter, farmer | Elder from Bountiful, Rexburg or New Jersey |
| Oxen | Bicycles (stolen occasionally, usually while locked to themselves) |
| Wagon wheels, axles, tongues | Inner tubes, bike chains, bike seats |
| Pounds of food | Snacks, including funeral potatoes |
| Sets of clothing | White shirts (or Sunday blouses) |
| Pace and rations | Pace and snack rations |
| Dysentery | Still dysentery (do not drink from the Jordan River) |
| Dying | Getting transferred |
| Tombstones with epitaphs | Transfer markers with epitaphs other players' runs can find |
| Independence Rock, Chimney Rock | Temple Square, City Creek, Capitol Hill |
| The Willamette Valley | A blue door at 9th & 9th |
| Hunting | Dinner appointments, lemonade stands and a taco truck |
What's new
- Your companion warns you before the snacks run out.
- Random little moments: candy bars in old jacket pockets, bishops with granola bars in the glovebox.
- Choices that come back later. Help with the piano and it pays off.
- Custom missionaries, an original choir-and-horns soundtrack, and four seasons of Utah weather.
What hasn't changed
- Day-by-day travel between landmarks.
- Buying too little food at the first store.
- Naming your party after your friends.
- Dysentery.
Missionary Dash is an affectionate homage. It is not affiliated with The Oregon Trail or its owners.