- February 24, 2016
- DIGIDICED
- 24h median play time
Patchwork
Platforms
About
Patchwork is a quilt-making board game now available in digital form, where 1-2 players compete to create the most impressive and resourceful quilt, earning buttons for their efforts and striving for the highest rank in worldwide cross-platform multiplayer. Carefully plan each stitch and manage resources in this deceivingly simple game, with an easy interactive tutorial to guide you. Analyze your best games to learn tricks and improve your skills.








- The game is charming and relaxing, making it a great choice for casual play and stress relief.
- It captures the essence of the original board game well, with engaging mechanics and a cute aesthetic.
- The AI provides a decent challenge, and the game is easy to learn but difficult to master, making it enjoyable for players of all skill levels.
- The digital adaptation suffers from numerous bugs and glitches, often leading to game-breaking issues during play.
- The user interface is clunky and not intuitive, making it difficult to navigate and understand the game mechanics.
- Online multiplayer functionality is unreliable, with many players experiencing connection issues and long wait times for matches.
graphics
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are widely praised for their beauty and charm, featuring adorable character avatars and colorful aesthetics that enhance the overall experience. While some users noted minor graphic glitches, the artwork and music are generally considered well-executed and enjoyable, contributing to a fun and engaging atmosphere. Overall, the visuals are described as appealing and well-balanced, making the game visually attractive despite its simplistic design.
“Beautiful graphics and music, challenging planning.”
“The graphics are nice, the puzzles are interesting, and the music is appropriate.”
“Graphics are beautiful and fun :-) I would definitely recommend this game.”
“I am not quite as sure about the overall balance of the different patches in many cases, and I admit, just purely aesthetically speaking, the idea of ending up, in most games, with a quilted blanket still full of holes just irks me a bit.”
“A few are graphic glitches (when you click on a tapestry you can sometimes still drag around the fabric queue which makes their tags show up above the tapestry still in focus), and some are gameplay-related (sometimes the game doesn't let me interact with a patch I should be able to buy and I have to quit the session and reload from the main menu).”
“Cute graphics and decent implementation.”