
A 3D Virtual Tabletop that focuses on Miniatures based gaming. Create your own Maps, Quests, Conversations, Items, Miniatures, Stores, Loot Drop Lists. Play your modules or campaigns with up to 10 people as if you were playing around a real table top, using any rule system you like.
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This games sucks. there is no way to turn off the horribly generic music which is a huge distraction from anything good this poorly designed game wants to do. I mean the music is so infuriatingly bland you immediately want to close the game out and ask for your money back. DO NOT BUY!!!
Very good potential, I got it to play with my friend along with some others. But the GM cant port forward, the charcter sheets and map editor is awesome. Just cant play together ;(
I love the 3D mapmaking. But, you can't adjust the camera, which limits your building options. And the list of available minis is sparse and if you play DnD, you'll notice some key things missing. Wouldn't recommend this in 2024. Not really sure why this is still available, other than to fleece people out of $20.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 35 reviews with recorded playtime.
It's ok a good tool for table top gaming difficult to learn how to use but once you do it is a good addition to GMing a game on table top.
well, i started off thinking this was pretty much a game on its own. I spend the last couple of hours implementing the rules out of my pathfinder rulebook(which was luckily still somewhere arround). So a lot of work remains to be done. but i cant wait to see if all my work is worth it. Alas there are no games I can join -.- would have been way better to just create a character and experience the features of the tool. -useless for people who arent familiar with the rulebooks of tabletop RPG's (and theres much to learn) -A lot of time goes into creating the features to the game the way you like them. -not a lot of base content (excluding basic sprites to make your own content with.) -have to have a rulebook on a tabletop game at hand to make sure everything works. -not a lot of existing games to join. +nice graphics. +ability to recreate pretty much any game you'd like +in depth mapmaker. +isnt hard on the average PC So pretty much a tool to make your own tabletop games come to life. great for the adept player/dungeon master who wants his campaigns really come to life. I've seen serveral of these tools already and some that do it better/easier. I cant really grade this because this tool is litteraly as good as the user makes it. Sidenote: the creator of this tool shows he likes these games very much and you can see that in the way he goes about making the character sheets and maps. (you can change stat names according to the game you play and you can make scenery as big/small as you want.) overall a 6,5/10 but that could change, only a first glance.
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