
Enter the life of medieval farmers! Enhance your farms to stone houses, breed your animals and stack food before the cold winters! So prepare yourself to plow, till and harvest your fields in the official digital adaptation of the acclaimed board game!
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You really need to allow to zoom out. It's frustrating to constantly scroll around the board.
An attempt was made, but ultimately this version has many bugs & glitches and is only worth buying if it is on sale for less then $1 USD. As of writing this post it seems to be removed from sale all together. The core concept of the game's code seems sound, but there are also many issues involving card effects over-riding game state in horrible ways. There are also game actions that seem to be hard coded either to incorrectly act regardless of other game affects active or completely ignoring game state otherwise. It is a real shame as this is one of the few board games I was finally excited to see on steam and highly disappointed after seeing how poorly coded it is.I hope another developer ends up getting the license to this game and either fixes this one or making a superior version. AVOID THIS VERSION UNTIL IT CONFIRMS FIXES FOR BUGS AND FLAWS.
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Visually engaging enough to appeal to even a young child, but with an interface cumbersome enough to keep it from being worth the money. If the interface allowed zooming or provided keyboard shortcuts, it could have been much better, but sadly someone sent a designer to do a developer's job. Two stars.
For anyone wanting an online Agricola experience like the real thing, do not play this game. Having said that if you can get your head around the UI it's fine. It's a game of Agricola that has chosen prettiness over usability.
I like the complexity of Agricola which is why I have the game in print version. The digital version is poorly laid out which immediately drops its value. The biggest issue though is that after a year of it not working the same problem persists in the game: after an opponent builds an oven and then relinquishes the oven,you cannot purchase that oven. It even highlights the action in green meaning you should be able to select it but still cannot build. This feature is essential in the board game which makes this game unplayable in the digital version.
Did not appreciate the interface on PC where you have to scroll back and forth so much to find the action to place the worker on. More serious is how unforgiving the game function is - no opportunity to reverse a move that was accidentally made with a poor mouse drag. Final straw - game glitches were dragged vegetables get suspended over the card where they are intended to be placed and the game hangs up. Frustrating when you are 9-10 turns into the game. Cannot recommend.
Agricola is a good board game but this port is a buggy mess. General interface is quite poor but the biggest problem is game not actually functioning correctly sometimes. It would be nice if they fix it someday but right now I have to tell you to stay away and request a refund.
Big dislike! There are bugs in this game.. :(
Seems to faithfully replicate the board game. Competing AI seems really decent. Cute graphics, but perhaps a bit much. It seems they could have saved a lot of screen real estate if they had made the board look more like the boards in the actual board game so you can see more on the screen and what the options are without side scrolling.
L'interface est à peine jouable. Impossible d'avoir une vie d'ensemble
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