Between Two Castles - Digital Edition

Se você é fã de jogos de tabuleiro que combinam estratégia e construção, Between Two Castles - Digital Edition pode ser a experiência perfeita para você. Baseado no popular jogo de tabuleiro de mesmo nome, esta adaptação digital traz toda a diversão e complexidade para o ambiente online, permitindo que jogadores se reúnam virtualmente para construir seus castelos de forma cooperativa. Mas será que essa versão digital consegue capturar a essência do original? Prós: Uma Experiência Social Engajante Um dos maiores atrativos de Between Two Castles é sua mecânica de jogo única, onde os jogadores colaboram para construir dois castelos ao mesmo tempo. A interação entre os jogadores é fundamental, promovendo um senso de comunidade e competição saudável. A arte é charmosa e vibrante, complementando a jogabilidade leve e divertida. Além disso, a versão digital oferece facilidades como save automático e acessibilidade, permitindo que você jogue a qualquer hora, em qualquer lugar. Contras: Limitações em Relação ao Jogo Físico Apesar de suas qualidades, a versão digital tem algumas limitações. A experiência social, embora ainda presente, pode não ser tão rica quanto a de jogar em uma mesa com amigos. As interações online podem sentir-se um pouco distantes, e a falta de elementos físicos, como cartas e componentes, pode diminuir a imersão para alguns jogadores. Além disso, a curva de aprendizado pode ser um obstáculo para novatos, com regras que podem parecer complexas à primeira vista. Conclusão: Vale a Pena Jogar? Em resumo, Between Two Castles - Digital Edition é uma adaptação bem-sucedida que oferece uma experiência divertida e estratégica para aqueles que buscam um jogo social. A mecânica de construção cooperativa é um grande diferencial, e a arte encantadora adiciona um toque especial à jogabilidade. No entanto, para os puristas dos jogos de tabuleiro, a transição para o digital pode não oferecer a mesma magia. Se você está em busca de um jogo leve que une estratégia e interação social, esta versão digital pode ser uma adição valiosa ao seu repertório. Prepare-se para construir castelos memoráveis e formar laços, enquanto se diverte em um ambiente virtual!

Right, so here's the bloody situation. Imagine you've been promised a Ferrari, and instead, you get a rusty tricycle with one wheel missing and a puncture. That's this game's digital implementation for you. Let's start with the positives - and I mean positive in the most microscopic sense possible. At least in this digital version, you can see your score throughout the game. Unlike the physical board game, which was about as transparent as British government spending, this app actually lets you know how monumentally you're failing in real-time. What a breakthrough! Now, onto the absolute car crash of a user interface. It's like they hired a design team comprised entirely of drunk badgers with severe myopia. The textures are so blurry, I'd have a clearer view after smearing Vaseline on my glasses. Tooltips? More like 'tiny-tips' - you'd need the eyesight of a hawk and the patience of a saint to decipher these microscopic instructions. And the interactions! Three clicks to place a tile? Three? I've had smoother experiences trying to assemble IKEA furniture during an earthquake. Compare this to "Through the Ages" digital version, which apparently understands that users have, I don't know, Fingers and preferences for interaction. Look, I'll give credit where it's due. The physical game? Brilliant. This digital version? It's about as user-friendly as a hedgehog in a balloon factory. Will I buy it? Maybe. But only if they promise to rebuild the entire interface using something more sophisticated than a child's Etch A Sketch.

Joguei esse game "sozinho" e digo isso entre aspas porque não joguei online, mas na realidade não da pra jogar literalmente sozinho e esse é um dos problemas do jogo. As regras são simples de entender, mas o que achei ridículo é que você é obrigado a jogar com um parceiro AI e ele pode literalmente mudar sua jogadas ou colocar uma sala antes de você puder colocar uma que você queria, pra mim quebra totalmente o proposito do jogo, que já é bem simples, praticamente tedioso. ---------------------------------- I played this game "alone" and I say that in quotes because I didn't play online, but in reality you literally can't play alone and that's one of the problems with the game. The rules are simple to understand, but what I found ridiculous is that you are forced to play with an AI partner and they can literally change your moves or place a room before you can place the one you wanted, for me it completely breaks the point. of the game, which is already very simple, practically tedious.

タイルを配置し、城を作り上げて得点を競うというシンプルなもので、元々ボードゲームらしいです。 少し変わってるのが、各プレイヤーが担当する城は2つずつですがそれぞれ両隣のプレイヤー（パートナー）と共有されているというところ。つまりプレイヤーが3人いるとしたらプレイヤー1はA城B城、プレイヤー2はB城C城、プレイヤー3はC城A城といった具合に必ずどの城もパートナーと一緒に作ることになります。 最終的にその2つの城の「得点が低い方」が自分のスコアとなります。 [h3] 良い点 [/h3] 1ゲームが短いうえにプレイ時間が人数に左右されない。 一人ずつ順番に行動するわけではないのでプレイヤー数が多くても時間がかからないのが良いです。自分が思考している最中に（自分に関係ない城の）他プレイヤー達は行動を終えます。自分の城でパートナーが置く予定のタイルは青色で表示され、自分が置くと同時に配置されます。正確にいうとボーナスカードの決定も含めお互いの合意で進める感じみたいです。 なので相手が置く場所をキャンセルさせることもできます。ボーナスカードもお互いの合意を得られない場合はゲーム側でランダム配置になるような説明がでます。 他プレイヤーの城を直接邪魔するゲームではないけど、自分の城が思い通りにならないことでパートナーが味方でもあり敵でもあるというのが面白いです。 [h3] だめな点 [/h3] 圧倒的にだめだと感じるのがアイコンの小ささ。ホイールで全体を拡大したりマウスオーバーでカードのアイコン部分だけ拡大もできるのですが、常に全体を把握しながらタイルを決定する必要があるゲームなのでどうにかしてほしかった部分。 さらにいえば拡大するとアイコンが何故かぼやけてます。解像度の設定間違えたかな？自分の目がおかしいのかな？と疑いましたが海外レビューに同様の指摘がいくつかあるのでやはりぼやけていますね。 おそらくこのアイコンの視認性が一番のストレスです。 [h3] 総評 [/h3] ゲームとしては結構面白いと思います。 1ゲームが短いのでもう1ゲームというのを繰り返してしまいますね。ルールも覚えてしまえばシンプル。 日本語には対応していませんがチュートリアルもシンプルだし、どうすれば得点になるかというのはタイルのアイコンでなんとなくわかります。ゲーム中に英語を必要とする部分は少なく、必要であればPCOTなどの翻訳ソフトで一度遊べばそれ以降はもう翻訳ソフトすら必要ないくらいです。 ボドゲ版でもアイコン小さいと言われているらしいですが、デジタル版もかなり見づらいのでその点が許容できるのであればおすすめです。

The game is boring alone and has a long learning curve to get some friends to play with.

A very bad implementation of a beloved board game of mine. No save for the local games. Fixed shortcuts. Too limited customization. No player card so you can understand what you're gonna get if you get 3 of a type. Blurry images without any reason. It's not even worth 2.15€ that I've payed for it so I asked for a refund. I own the board game and that one is way more fun than this digital version.

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Between Two Castles (of Mad King Ludwig) is adapted from a board game I've never played. You build two castles with room tiles and try to place them in ways that give you the most points. You play alongside an AI teammate who also puts down tiles. You can sometimes set each other up for better scoring combinations. In each round you pick two tiles and put one in each castle. Only your lowest-scoring castle counts toward your final score at the end though. You can play against AI or in multiplayer (if you can find someone to play, that is). The tutorial could use some work since it's pretty basic and doesn't explain everything you need to know. It's not hard to figure out, but I was constantly confused about how the scoring worked. The game also never explains why you can't put certain tiles in specific places. There were some small glitches like text skipping, but at least the art style looks good and the room tiles are bright and clear. The game works fine overall. It's not super polished, but it's decent enough for a few rounds if you want a puzzle strategy game. I probably won't play it again since it felt pretty average. Since it was free and didn't crash on me though, I'll give it a positive review.

Although this is one of my favorite games on the table, this implementation doesn't really allow you to play the game well at all. If you play with the AIs, they will either force you to agree with them or the computer will randomly choose. That defeats the entire point of the game to actually place things where they score the most points (or at least discuss things with your partner). If I could make all the decisions for my castle, I would love this. As it is, the game is not worth paying for (and they haven't updated the game since 2020, so not likely to be fixed).

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