Sagrada

I absolutely prefer this to the physical version cuz it does all the math and rules for you. While there is a vibe with physically rolling the mini dice and putting it all together, I found playing with people irl frustrates them cuz of all the rules. So this version does it all for you with no clean up and still all the dice drafting stain glass forging fun!

As already mentioned by many others, this is a solid implementation of the boardgame. I have played the (physical) boardgame many times and bought the digital version to play solo and to play with friends on holidays (mostly pass & play during transport (plane/train)). I play it both on PC and Steamdeck. Both work extremely well. The pass & play adaptation works very smoothly. A drawback for me is the lack of option to choose scoring cards and/or tools. As it is now, scoring cards and tools are simply random (as in the boardgame), but with new players (to teach them) or occasionaly (to try something new), the option to select a specific set would be wonderful. For colorblind players (like myself), I have to warn you all that Sagrada claims to be coloblind-friendly, but it is not (or it might not work for you). I have bought Sagrada a long time ago, before they added the colorblind-friendly option. At that time, the game was impossible to play for me: green and red, blue and purple, I...