I liked playing Suburbia in person, but I can't quite put my finger on why I don't care for the app version. Maybe the small tablet screen just can't match the experience of looking out at a table full of cities. Maybe it's something else. Castles of Mad King Ludwig feels a bit better as there's less keeping track of opponents' castles, but the tile pricing element is no fun against AIs.
In any case, I still play a lot of Dominion (RU) and Lords of Waterdeep (base), both against the CPU. My skill in both games plateaued long ago, but they're fast, fun, and mostly mindless ways to relax while getting in some board gaming. I like Paperback and will probably stick with it for a while, but the combos and lucky draws of Ascension feel much better.
They have just been charging in the early access period which is ... an interesting strategy.
Not something you need time to go deep on. App implementation is quite good too afaict and includes pass & play multi which is fantastic as the one issue I have with the game is that it's a slight chore to set up (for how light it is).
