similiar games like this

[britnex]

hey, I was lucky that my friend commended me this game and I really like it,
can someone commend me games like this on steam.

I really like the aspect taht this is a real tebletop Game, but think the presentation for
a videogame could be better with graphics animations etc.

It dont have to be a tabletop game, but i like this type of game and how it plays :D

[GrgoljBlaster]

Ticket to Ride or Tokaido

[mostlymadhatter]

another D&D themed game thats come out on steam recently was tales tales from candlekeep:tomb of anialation
ive bought but not played it yet so cant give a solid judgement but it might be worth at least checking out

[mostlymadhatter]

if your looking for more pure boardgame style games would recomend tabletop sim where you would find opertunties for various different boardgames

[Mysti_Fogg]

If you want a board game that makes full use of videogame capabilities, you want Armello. There is no real world board game version because you couldn't use invisibility and other cool powers on the board, but it was designed with that as a basis.

Other video games made from board games that I'd recommend are The Witcher Board Game, Ticket to Ride (as mentioned above), Sentinels of the Multiverse, and Elder Sign. Oh, and Small World.

I hadn't realized they'd done a port of Tokaido. I'll have to look into that myself. Smash Up is also available, but has some growing pains that it's still going through.

[Cardboardist]

Tokaido would be the most similar to Lords of Waterdeep. They both have a worker placement mechanic to them. If you really want to open your opportunities for board games to play, I'd also suggest Tabletop Simulator. You can play Lords of Waterdeep or just about any other board game you could think of. The only issue is you have to play with other people, there isn't any AI.

For just other board games: TIcket to Ride is fantastic, Small World is a really great game on here. Armello is essentially like a board game just with the greatest video game production. There are a lot of choices on Steam.

[A J]

Originally posted by mostlymadhatter:

another D&D themed game thats come out on steam recently was tales tales from candlekeep:tomb of anialation
ive bought but not played it yet so cant give a solid judgement but it might be worth at least checking out

I have this game and it's nothing like Lords of Waterdeep aside from the D&D setting. Candlekeep is a single-player-only game where you control a party of 1-5 characters in a tactical combat/exploration dungeon crawl.

[mostlymadhatter]

they will be adding multiplayer later on though - but to be fair ive not gotten round to trying it yet

[A J]

Multiplayer would be a welcome addition but it won't change the fact that they're fundamentally different types of board game. If OP wants more of the macro-level worker placement and resource management gameplay of LoW, Candlekeep doesn't have that. It's a grindy squad-based dungeon crawl.

If OP wants a board game converted with polished graphics and animation, Candlekeep might fit the bill, it's a very nice looking game with attractive graphics and a good UI.

[X-the Unknown]

There's that dice rolling Talisman if you like rolling dice and watching other players roll dice. Not much strategy to it though just a lot of dice rolling. Others will disagree but there has to be some ingnorance in the world else these types of games wouldn't sell. :)

[britnex]

I already played it, but refundet it after 1h, because of what you said pure dice rolling/randomness. That are the worst kind of bordgames, but thats only my opinion

[X-the Unknown]

Sadly there just aren't very many boardgame conversions to pc that are any good or fun to play. I'd love to see Champions of Midgard ported to pc but I don't see it anywhere in sight. It's an awesome game.