In Agricola: All Creatures Big & Small, the player is the owner of an old farmstead with a bit of land. However, a neighboring farmer happens to have a competitive streak — so all bets are off! Both players (human and CPU) must use their wits to acquire and manage both resources and livestock over eight rounds — while attempting to strategically deploy buildings — in a mad dash for farm and fortune.
I picked this up on sale having played the physical board game before, and it's a decent enough port of the two-player animal husbandry version of Agricola — the worker placement mechanics translate well and the scoring is handled automatically, which is nice. The strategy is genuinely engaging for what it is: eight tight rounds of competing for actions...
Board games usually doesn't work well in PC, at least for me. This one is one of them. Not for me.
