It took a couple different tutorials to understand how this game worked but after I 'got it' this is a game that I'll continue to play Digital and I'll buy the Box version as well. The unique part of this game is deciding when to Wake Up your workers, as well as, the limited amount of workers you begin with. I worry about the replay value and the vineyard...
It's not the most ELEGANT tabletop-to-digital game I've played. As often the case with titles from the developer, the menus feel a bit clunky, and there some weird graphic hiccups. Nothing major. There's also a couple of oddball bugs, like when you are selecting AI players it might not let you start the game (hit settings then exit settings, and that...
I own the physical version of the game.
The implementation of this game is more than good. I don't know what to complain about. Recommended to everyone.
The confirmation of each move can be turned off. It is intended for beginners
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This company is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ cooked. Their board game adaptations are HORRIBLE. Terrible UI, UX, copy. They literally do not know what they are doing and they are doing as cheaply as possible. Stay away from any game this company produces.
Really clunky. Such a good board game but so slow as a video game. Such a pity that it's not as playable as the video game version of Scythe.
