I just got the physical copy of the game, I love it so far! I noticed this digital version is not fully updated. There are certain cards that are not in the physical game and some different names. Any idea when this digital version will be updated?

Can't see to see this game on TTS for some reason. I have it subscribed, but nothing is showing up. @stockerraphael

I backed the game on Kickstarter mostly based on the art and the general description. Recently this week I finally started playing Tabletop Simulator, and a friend was able to teach me how to play this game. It was an absolute blast and now I'm extremely hyped for physical release. Thanks for making this mod.

A fun game with great card art. Just backed the kickstarter!

I just backed this project on Kickstarter! So happy to see the game available already on TTS. Amazing.

Hey @DImeVeck:
we updated the board to have 12 instead of 13 spaces and tweaked some hero abilities. No rule changes though :-)

What is updated in 4/26? any detail?

@Agodd Thanks. We are updating the game steadily (last time feb 10th).
If you want to stay up to date on the development pls follow our social medias found on our website https://www.hidden-leaders.com

Very nice!
What about updates?

@EmilExMachina: I have seen your post on bgg but wanted to share it here as well:

Effects like killing or turning around a card are not limited by stacking order!
Stacking cards is for organizing your cards so the other players know in which order cards where played for face-down cards (if you want to specifically look at eg their first card). Stacking face-up cards helps the other players to see how many heroes of a faction you have. We have seen a lot of players not stacking their cards though. We suggest stacking for a better overview but at the end it is up to your gaming group which way you prefer.
Also remember that you can always look at your own face-down cards and put them back in the same order.

I've played a few games of this now and it's a great deal of fun - good luck on the kickstarter!
One main rules question came up: when you've got stacked face down cards, and a card ability lets an opponent look at a face down card, can they look at any card in the stack or does it have to be the top one?
Similarly, the pictures in the rule book suggest you should stack face up cards of the same colour - when an opponents steals or kills a card, can they pick any card, or only the top card? Or do you not have to worry about stacking face up cards?

I played this game today and found everything about it to be incredibly well polished and stable. Nothing felt out of place or unpleasant. It was easy to understand both the rules and the strategies behind them and there's a great mixture of deception some light planning. I'm confident this will bring some very strong competition for the established deception games currently on the market.