Sagrada

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Sagrada is a single player and multiplayer casual puzzle game. It was developed by Dire Wolf and was released on March 31, 2020. It received very positive reviews from players.

SagraDA is a digital dice-drafting board game where you create a stunning stained-glass window. Carefully select and place dice, adhering to color and number restrictions, while utilizing tools to shape available dice. Please fickle patrons and maintain your artistic style for additional prestige, as you strive to create the most beautiful window. © Floodgate Games, LLC.

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Audience ScoreBased on 279 reviews

graphics17 positive mentions

grinding2 negative mentions

Beautiful graphics and relaxing gameplay that captures the essence of the physical board game.
The digital version offers a smooth and intuitive interface, making it easy to learn and play.
Campaign mode and daily challenges provide plenty of content and replayability, enhancing the overall experience.

The game lacks expansions from the physical version, which limits variety and options for players.
Online multiplayer is sparsely populated, making it difficult to find matches with other players.
Some players have reported issues with AI difficulty, finding it too easy or unchallenging.

graphics
35 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game have received widespread acclaim for their vibrant and aesthetically pleasing design, drawing inspiration from Gaudí's Sagrada Família with elements like stained glass and colorful architecture. Players appreciate the polished visuals, smooth animations, and intuitive interface, which enhance the overall gaming experience while maintaining a faithful representation of the original tabletop game. The combination of beautiful graphics, relaxing music, and engaging sound effects contributes to a delightful and immersive atmosphere.
- “Excellent visuals; faithful feel to the tabletop.”
- “The graphics and game name are inspired by Gaudí’s Sagrada Família cathedral with bright colors and architectural elements like columns and stained glass windows in the game’s interface.”
- “The overall aesthetic between the visuals, the music, and the sound is all spot on and lends itself to a wonderful casual puzzle game.”
- “I thought this was just some aesthetic puzzle about glass architecture; I was wrong!”
- “Graphics cons:”
- “2) graphics”
gameplay
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The gameplay is engaging and addictive, featuring intuitive mechanics that translate well from the physical version, making it accessible for newcomers while still offering strategic depth for experienced players. Players appreciate the satisfying core loop of dice drafting and placement, complemented by a variety of modes including solo campaigns and daily challenges, although some note that the gameplay can become repetitive over time. Overall, the game strikes a balance between luck and strategy, providing a smooth and enjoyable experience despite minor technical issues.
- “The baseline mechanics are fun, and the highlight of this game is when you feel amazing for solving a placement that looked impossible to solve.”
- “Gameplay is easy to understand and very addictive, but not really shallow, as completing your objectives and pursuing a high score to finish ahead of other players are both complex and rewarding.”
- “The core gameplay loop of drafting dice and crafting stained-glass windows can be incredibly satisfying when all the pieces come together just right, and the solo campaign, daily challenges, and solo vs. the AI modes provide hours of entertainment even when you can't find a game online.”
- “The gameplay is really simple.”
- “Gameplay cons: - repetitive gameplay.”
- “Gameplay is half luck, half strategy, turning towards strategy when the window is nearly filled.”
music
24 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is widely praised for its relaxing and soothing qualities, enhancing the overall ambiance and gameplay experience. While many users appreciate the beautiful soundtrack and sound effects, some note that the soundtrack can be repetitive. Overall, the combination of calming music and pleasing graphics contributes to a delightful and immersive casual gaming atmosphere.
- “The music is really beautiful and the graphics are fantastic!”
- “The overall aesthetic between the visuals, the music, and the sound is all spot on and lends itself to a wonderful casual puzzle game.”
- “It has a pleasant ambiance, a simple no-nonsense interface, an 'undo' button with reasonable restrictions and great music.”
- “The soundtrack is repetitive.”
- “There isn't any music, but the sounds of the rolling dice and placing the dice in the slots just sound so relaxing and wonderful.”
- “The music is very soothing, but it can become monotonous over time.”
replayability
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The game offers significant replayability, featuring a robust solo mode with various challenges and an automa system that enhances the experience. Players appreciate the daily challenge mode, which adds variety and keeps the gameplay feeling fresh, although some express concerns about potential diminishing replay value over time. Overall, it is considered a good value for its replay potential, even without multiplayer options.
- “This game has infinite replayability.”
- “Lots of solo replayability with 3 tier automa and challenges and solo mode.”
- “I'm not always convinced by digital board games as I don't want to play online because of the length of games, yet offline replayability can often feel limited by AI competence, but Sagrada's daily challenge mode solves this problem for me.”
- “I'm not always convinced by digital board games as I don't want to play online because of the length of games, yet offline replayability can often feel limited by AI competence. However, Sagrada's daily challenge mode solves this problem for me.”
- “So there is a respectable effort put into replay value and game variability.”
- “I'm a little worried the replay value might wear thin after a while, but for the price, that's not a huge concern.”
optimization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is well-optimized, running smoothly on both Apple M1 chips and low-end PCs, ensuring a seamless experience without performance issues. The digital version further enhances gameplay by eliminating concerns over opponents' boards and scores.
- “Runs smoothly on an Apple M1 chip.”
- “Low-end PCs: runs smoothly.”
- “The digital version makes games run smoothly without having to worry about mistakes in your opponents' boards/windows or trying to figure out all of the scores.”
emotional
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The emotional aspect of the game is highlighted by the enjoyment players find in solo and AI modes, suggesting a strong personal connection and engagement with the gameplay, independent of multiplayer interactions. This indicates that the game can evoke feelings of satisfaction and accomplishment even when played alone.
grinding
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious, particularly in campaign mode and when competing against live opponents, as checking opponents' boards can be cumbersome. However, there is no grinding required for achievements, which may be a relief for some players.
- “Good solo game, but checking an opponent's board is tedious in campaign mode, or with live opponents, if you want to try and block them.”
- “Grinding achievements: no.”
story
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The game features a fun campaign with well-designed levels, though it lacks a significant narrative or story element.
- “There's a campaign that is quite fun to go through, but there's no story or anything; the levels are well made.”