Microsoft has announced that Happy Tree Friends False Alarm and Ticket To Ride will be arriving on Xbox Live Arcade tomorrow. Each title will cost 800 Microsoft Points.

Happy Tree Friends False Alarm sees Lumpy, armed with a helicopter pack, rescuing his friends by blasting open areas where they are trapped. Lumpy can blast the area open with flaming napalm or explosive nitro or he can put his friends into a deep freeze before they stumble into danger.

The game features ten exclusive disaster-filled scenarios including Mine Shaft, Candy Factory and the Museum, each with three levels and new cutscenes created exclusively for the game.

For more information check out our previous coverage or a hilarious Q & A with the developers of the game.

Ticket to Ride is a train adventure that sees players planning routes and connecting cities across the country. Earn points by claiming your tracks and completing tickets or vie for the longest route.

Players can choose between three difficulty levels either locally or in Xbox Live matches. You can also play with up to three of your friends on a single console or compete in Ranked or Player matches over Xbox Live with up to five players.

You will be able to follow game stats on the leaderboards such as Highest Score, Total Trains Played and Time Spent Playing as well as unlock twelve new achievements. The game also supports the Xbox Live Camera so you can keep an eye on any friends who may be stealing your train routes.

For more information check out our previous coverage.

Xbox Live Arcade is already home to quite a few games which are based on popular boardgames, including Catan, Carcassone and Wits & Wagers.

Now boardgame fans can look forward to another popular boardgame title, Ticket to Ride, hitting the Arcade. The virtual version of Alan R. Moon’s boardgame Ticket to Ride will sees players competing to build railways across the country.

According to Microsoft’s Gamerscore blog, Ticket to Ride is scheduled to arrive on XBLA this summer. The game will be developed by Playful Entertainment and will challenge players to “plan cross-country rail routes across North America and visit all the city stops in-between, racking up points as they race to reach the most destinations.”

Up to five people will be able to play on Xbox Live while four people can compete on the same console. The game will also support use of the Xbox Live Vision Cam.