All On Board!

In reading other reviews I didn't know what to expect regarding the controls, but the experience felt surprisingly smooth and not clunky at all (devs probably improved this). It's also way more immersive and cozy than I expected, you play inside custom environments for each board game and it does feel like you're around a real board game table.

I love board games, but nowadays it’s hard to get everyone together in the same place. Being able to play in VR with my friends while everyone stays at home is just awesome. Really recommended!

As a board game fanatic I was pleasantly surprised by this game! Controls felt natural. It was a true chill board game night because only one of us purchased the DLC for everyone to join (of course as long as all your friends have the base game to join in the first place haha).

This is great value for fans of board games that are looking to play with friends that live far. Feels immersive and pretty intuitive to jump into, so long as you're familiar with tabletop games in general. I find it works really well even when moving game components! Looking forward to more updates and seeing the game selection get bigger over time. :)

Grabbed this to play with friends and we had a blast, will def revisit with some of the DLC games available in a future sesh.

A great, solid option if you're looking for a simulator to play board games with your friends. It's straightforward and well done. I'll be keeping an eye on more games being added to the catalog, but so far, so good!

I really dont see who this game is for. If it came with other games besides chess and checkers or games like it , it may be worth the money. Right now table top simulator is 10 times better. Not even sure ill keep this for the $3 i spent on it. Some kind of PVE would make the dlc worth it. But with multiplayer only its not worth the price.

This game is exactly how I always dreamed TTS in VR should be. With mod support on the way, it’s almost perfect.

I never thought playing board games in a VR environment could feel so physical. Interactions with fellow players feels natural (even though the avatars have their limitations), and the game components behave just as they should. A great find!

I honestly have been sitting here for 10 minutes trying to figure out if I should mark this review as positive or negative. You really need a neutral button, Steam. I suppose if I could rate this game out of 10, I'd give it a 6. I guess I should just start writing and see what falls out of my head... I played this with friends last night. The social aspect was great! I also really like how each game gets its own custom setting that's themed based on the game. So, yeah, boardgames. Boardgames rock! This game suffers from a lack of options, though. Even if you buy all the DLC, you don't get that many choices. Maybe they are planning to add more in the future. I hope so, but honestly for the price of everything, I just am not super impressed. The interface is absolutely awful. It's hard to interact with menus, game objects, and other players. We played Aye, Dark Overlord last night and I was the overlord. It took me a good 10 minutes to figure out how to give another player a withering look. I'd point at a player and it didn't seem to matter. Other players were having trouble interacting with the game pieces (picking up cards, and putting the cards in the portal in the center of the table --- the portal often did not accept the card and the card would become stuck under the table). At one point our Host lost connection (internet issues) and it kicked us all out of the game. Why couldn't someone else take over as host so we didn't lose our progress? That was a dissapointing end to the evening because no one was in the mood to restart after all our progress/time had been lost. And for Pete's sake, it's 2026? Why the (explicative deleted) are snap turn or no turn at all the only available turn options. That's just lazy development. I normally give games negative reviews solely based on lazy VR movement implementation alone because I find snap turn incredibly disorienting and it gives me a headache (and breaks immersion). The menu and interface in general are unintuitive. You join a multiplayer game and your mic is muted. Can you fix that in the Audio menu? No. We eventually found where to fix that, but then started another game and did our mic settings save? No. On toip of that, the menu buttons just seem difficult to interact with in general. So as I write this it hits me that if not for my friends, I would probably refund this as it is in its current state. And so I guess in that respect, I've decided to mark this review as negative. I think there is a TON of potential here. I hope it gets realized.