This review was edited by me a few times as the game progressed from "Early Access" to full release. I kept it a negative review each edit based mostly, but definitely not solely, on one thing; It has zero local co-op appeal over a physical version of any boardgame because the controls are clunky enough that it becomes a slower and more tedious event than sitting around a physical table and playing the physical boardgame. The "simulator" part of this title haunts and hurts it in this respect. This listed feature was the main reason I was interested in and purchased the game. I play lots of local co-op and am always on the lookout for games that fit the bill. In my opinion, this one does not. I wrote my review to let others looking for the same feature to be aware.

I also had other issues I will no longer list due to not having played the game in some time. Which is why I editted one last time. "Final" review or something. (In a earlier version of this review I mentioned dwindling numbers in the community which was very wrong at the time and that will explain the "developer response")

I've left this review up because I am of the opinion that people needing reviews to make their decision on this game do not know enough people already playing it (online) to enjoy it. Just my opinion and my warning. And then of course for the other warning about local co-op. With the growing popularity of a "living room" or "couch" PC, and the fairly low system requirements of the title, I think its an important enough warning to say. I'd recommend skipping this title.

But! There are multitudes of people that have and will enjoy this game for its various other features and if you are truly interested I recommend reading the many many many positive reviews of the many many many people who have enjoyed this title.

Happy shopping!

This review was edited by me a few times as the game progressed from "Early Access" to full release. I kept it a negative review each edit based mostly, but definitely not solely, on one thing; It has zero local co-op appeal over a physical version of any boardgame because the controls are clunky enough that it becomes a slower and more tedious event than sitting around a physical table and playing the physical boardgame. The "simulator" part of this title haunts and hurts it in this respect. This listed feature was the main reason I was interested in and purchased the game. I play lots of local co-op and am always on the lookout for games that fit the bill. In my opinion, this one does not. I wrote my review to let others looking for the same feature to be aware. I also had other issues I will no longer list due to not having played the game in some time. Which is why I editted one last time. "Final" review or something. (In a earlier version of this review I mentioned dwindling numbers in the community which was very wrong at the time and that will explain the "developer response") I've left this review up because I am of the opinion that people needing reviews to make their decision on this game do not know enough people already playing it (online) to enjoy it. Just my opinion and my warning. And then of course for the other warning about local co-op. With the growing popularity of a "living room" or "couch" PC, and the fairly low system requirements of the title, I think its an important enough warning to say. I'd recommend skipping this title. But! There are multitudes of people that have and will enjoy this game for its various other features and if you are truly interested I recommend reading the many many many positive reviews of the many many many people who have enjoyed this title. Happy shopping!