Agricola Revised Edition

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Agricola Revised Edition is a single player and multiplayer casual strategy game. It was developed by Playdek, Inc. and was released on April 13, 2020. It received neutral reviews from players.

In Agricola Revised Edition, players build and manage a medieval farm, gathering resources, expanding their home, and growing crops and livestock to sustain their family through winter. Strategic planning and careful resource management are key to expanding your farm and outpacing your opponents. With a variety of specializations and improvements to choose from, each game presents new opportunities and challenges.

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Audience ScoreBased on 82 reviews

gameplay3 positive mentions

stability12 negative mentions

Agricola is a classic worker placement game with deep strategy and high replayability, making it enjoyable for both solo and multiplayer sessions.
The digital version captures the essence of the board game, allowing players to experience Agricola from the comfort of their homes, especially during times when in-person play is not possible.
The AI provides a decent challenge, and the game offers cute graphics that can appeal to a wide audience.

The digital adaptation suffers from numerous bugs and glitches, including issues with card functionality and game-breaking errors that can ruin the experience.
The user interface is poorly designed, making it difficult to navigate and see the entire game board, which detracts from the overall gameplay experience.
The game lacks essential features found in the board game, such as the family version and a wider variety of cards, limiting the strategic options available to players.

stability
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stability is heavily criticized, with numerous reports of bugs and glitches that significantly hinder gameplay. Users express frustration over issues like disappearing animals and game freezes, suggesting that the digital version feels abandoned by the developers. While some players still enjoy the core gameplay, many recommend waiting for fixes before purchasing.
- “This game is extraordinarily buggy.”
- “The digital version is very buggy and leads to much frustration.”
- “But this digital version is just a buggy mess.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is praised for its unique mechanics and niches, with a strong desire for a digital adaptation of certain games. However, players have reported mechanical bugs, particularly issues with animal counting and management, which detract from the overall experience.
- “Each character has a cool niche and mechanic, and deserves accolades and a digital version. I really want 'Glass Road' next, as the refined production wheel therein would be a neat digital presence, I think.”
- “The gameplay is engaging and offers a variety of mechanics that keep each session fresh and exciting.”
- “The unique mechanics of each character add depth to the gameplay, making every playthrough feel distinct and enjoyable.”
- “There are a few mechanical bugs, especially with animals.”
- “In terms of gameplay, I've experienced the game miscounting or losing animals on me twice.”
graphics
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The graphics are described as cute, though some users feel they may be overly stylized. The update includes a rebalanced card list and enhanced visuals, featuring new elements like "sheeples." However, the cute aesthetic comes at the cost of not accommodating a fifth player.
- “The graphics are cute and charming, adding a delightful touch to the overall experience.”
- “The updated visuals, including the adorable sheeples, enhance the game's aesthetic appeal.”
- “Cute graphics, but perhaps a bit much.”
- “This means no 5th player, but an updated/rebalanced card list, and some updated visuals (sheeples!).”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game frustrating due to a lack of expansions or variety in decks, particularly criticizing the monotony of the e deck. Additionally, the cumbersome interface, including oversized elements and an inefficient click-and-drag scrolling method, detracts from the overall experience.
- “There are no expansions, not even other decks than the tediously boring E deck.”
- “Everything is too large; it's impossible to zoom out to see the whole board, and the click-and-drag scrolling method (kept from iOS) is tedious and makes no sense on a PC.”