Sagrada

Sagrada is a solid digital adaptation overall. The core gameplay is fun, relaxing, and easy to pick up, and the presentation does a good job capturing the feel of the tabletop version. The campaign mode is enjoyable while it lasts, but it’s surprisingly short — it feels like it ends just as it starts getting interesting. You can play against AI or hop online, which is nice in theory, but the online experience is pretty hit‑or‑miss. There’s a lot of downtime waiting for players to join, and matches don’t always fill quickly, which takes away from the flow. Overall, it’s an okay experience with a fun foundation, but I wish the campaign had more depth and the online matchmaking felt more active.

Tis good

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relaxing

Surprisingly enjoyed this lil puzzle game. Deff would recommend picking this up in a bundle sometime. Easy to get the hang of. Multiple variations of the boards and little objectives you have to follow on each level to score the most points. Ai is pretty good too so you cant just win every time.

Interesting gameplay, reasonably fun, seems like a pretty good port of the board game. Has a very large random element that some people might enjoy or dislike. Can be pretty difficult, but I enjoy the stained glass design. I'm marking this as not recommended however, because they hid the Quit button on the settings menu instead of the main menu and this is horrible UI design. Every time I want to exit the game, I go "oh yeah, this is the game where some ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ decided to inflate user metrics by making them hunt for the I'm done playing button" and I go away irritated.

Хороший абстракт, но она не прощает ошибок.

Good Game, but havent russian language and multiplayer closed for russian players.

A solid port of a solid board game

Por menos de 50 centimos en páginas externas es un juego muy bien adaptado del juego de mesa que te permite una rejugabilidad casi infinita.