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Tabletop Simulator is an absolute blast to play and you should check it out!
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It's also on sale right now over at Play-Asia. http://www.play-asia.com/tabletop-simulator-steam/13/708n0l
They also sell Steam keys? News to me.
They also sell Steam keys? News to me.
For those interested, it's currently $10 on Bundlestars and $30 for the 4-pack!
https://www.bundlestars.com/en/game/tabletop-simulator
https://www.bundlestars.com/en/game/tabletop-simulator
ooh nice, just bought it. Really wanna try out D&D so this might be a nice way to get started.
)The Real Napsta
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How would Pokemon TCG work?
Looks great but subscription? I will pass.
QuantumSquid
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My friend and I both bought this game today since it was on sale in the Humble Store as part of their spring deals event, and we were both very impressed. We haven't played anything enormously involved yet, but the simple games we tried (Uno, checkers, Sorry!, table hockey, Jenga, jigsaw puzzle) were a lot of fun.
I can understand the legal concerns some may have with it but I feel like there's some level of freedom from that that Steam Workshop uploaders have, since they don't make any money off of it. I think it essentially comes down to whether or not the creators of the board game feel the need to be jerks and take down the Workshop pages for the simulator versions. Though it is somewhat understandable if there is a digital version of the game available, when your game is purely physical and there's no way to play it with friends that are oceans away from you, I do feel it's kind of a dick move to take down the Tabletop Sim version of it.
I can understand the legal concerns some may have with it but I feel like there's some level of freedom from that that Steam Workshop uploaders have, since they don't make any money off of it. I think it essentially comes down to whether or not the creators of the board game feel the need to be jerks and take down the Workshop pages for the simulator versions. Though it is somewhat understandable if there is a digital version of the game available, when your game is purely physical and there's no way to play it with friends that are oceans away from you, I do feel it's kind of a dick move to take down the Tabletop Sim version of it.
Omg THANK YOU, I've been trying to remember the name of this game for ages