- February 7, 2018
- Tabletopia
- 6h median play time
Tabletopia
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About
Tabletopia is a digital platform for playing and creating board games, offering a realistic experience with no AI enforcing rules. Its diverse catalog includes popular games like Champions of Midgard, The Shipwreck Arcana, Hansa Teutonica, Sub Terra, Burgle Bros, and Tuscany, supporting solo, hotseat, and online multiplayer modes. Users can also create and promote their own board games within the platform.











- Tabletopia offers a vast library of board games, allowing players to try out many titles for free.
- The interface is visually appealing and provides a good simulation of a real tabletop experience.
- It's a great way to connect with friends and play games remotely, especially during times when in-person gatherings are not possible.
- The subscription model can be frustrating, as many popular games require payment to access.
- The controls can be clunky and unintuitive, making it difficult for new players to learn how to navigate the platform.
- There are frequent connectivity issues and bugs that can disrupt gameplay, leading to a frustrating experience.
- graphics32 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
Tabletopia is praised for its impressive graphics, often described as stellar and aesthetically pleasing, providing a near-real-life board game experience. While the visuals are generally well-received, some users note limitations in customization options and performance issues on lower-end PCs. Overall, the graphics are a standout feature, enhancing the gameplay experience significantly compared to competitors like Tabletop Simulator.
“Raising the bar in the digital board game genre, Tabletopia impresses with its stellar graphics and vast game library.”
“The graphics are very well done and it feels like playing a board game.”
“Outstanding graphics and visuals.”
“Anyone with a lower-end PC or laptop will not be able to run this (despite its minimal graphics requirement).”
“You definitely have to fiddle with your graphics to get them to respond the way you want, but when they work, they work really well.”
“At the point of typing out this review, when playing in the room there are only 3 options to choose from in the graphics settings menu: high, medium, and low.”