Tabletop Simulator

等了好久，趁打折赶紧买了，买了一个游戏你就几乎拥有了世界上所有的桌面游戏，性价比这一块

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Infinite game simulator. Anything from card games, board games, tabletop war games, eurogames, dungeon crawlers, even full tabletop roleplaying games-- Doesn't matter. If they don't have it, with enough time and effort and your own copy with which to work off of, you can very much just port it into Tabletop Simulator if someone hasn't done so already. Personally enjoy using this over the likes of something like Roll20 because it's both easier to set up, doesn't have premium subscriptions, and most importantly it doesn't feel like physics-based dice are as hostile as what equates to a random number generator. People are also making whatever the hell else, you can find some pretty cursed things on the workshop. Regardless, it's gotten me into a lot of stuff I genuinely enjoy, and the only thing real limitation thus far in my opinion is just putting in the effort to actually set something up, but that just comes with the territory of the games it emulates. You can also flip the table out of gamer rage without having to worry about paying for property damage and time can be reversed to a prior state if need be.