Tabletop Simulator

Tabletop Simulator

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Stranger Jan 1, 2017 @ 1:08pm
Are there AI opponents or is it multiplayer only?
Im thinking about getting this game. Since I love board games and have been dreaming about a game like all those arcade collections except for boards forever.Since I don't have any friends who have the time or know how to play tabletop RPGS. Only problem is I don't see any evidence of AI.And I prefer rpg and strategy games to be singleplayer. So id like some clarification.

If it has AI ill definitly get it. Because ive always wanted to play a Warhammer or DandD table game and this would be an affordable way to do it without buying all those expensive figures and finding enough space to set it up.

If it is multiplayer only I think I might pass then. Because I kind of have to have AI in order to practice before going into a mutiplayer game.
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Kelson Jan 1, 2017 @ 1:40pm 
There are some great 1-player games. But most of them won't have AI since there really aren't computer players in this game. I know of one exception that I've seen, which is a scripted version of Mastermind that you can compete against the table since the scripting for that game has some automation built in.
Stranger Jan 1, 2017 @ 1:43pm 
Oh that's too bad. I was hoping for a turn based system.Like in Civ.
Sekkuar666 Jan 1, 2017 @ 1:58pm 
This game is a sandbox. It doesn't have any mechanics.

It is only a table, and you can spawn all cards, pieces and boards required to play some game.

Then to play it, you play exactly as you would in real life: by moving the pieces into place yourself.

As the name of the game implies, it is a tabletop "simulator"
Tyranthraxus Jan 2, 2017 @ 10:40am 
Originally posted by DarthSith:
Oh that's too bad. I was hoping for a turn based system.Like in Civ.

Like Sekkuar666 said.

Example: You're playing Monopoly. You roll the dice - an 8 shows. The game will not move your piece for you, and enforce the possible consquences of what space you land on. The players - like in real life - interpret the results and conduct the game according to the rules.

The game itself is merely a platform for what you want to do. You're literally playing board and card games in a virtual setting - a simulated tabletop, if you will.
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Date Posted: Jan 1, 2017 @ 1:08pm
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