
Tabletop Simulator is the only simulator where you can let your aggression out by flipping the table! There are no rules to follow: just you, a physics sandbox, and your friends. Make your own online board games or play the thousands of community created mods. Unlimited gaming possibilities!
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Tabletop Simulator is not a traditional game, but a physics sandbox. The Gameplay (7/10) is extremely flexible, though physics interactions can occasionally cause chaos with flying cards or knocked-over pieces. The Content Depth (11/10) is virtually endless thanks to the Steam Workshop, where the community provides mods for almost every existing board game. The UI & Controls (6/10) feel dated and carry a steep learning curve due to convoluted hotkeys. Performance and Multiplayer (8/10) are solid and run reliably even on lower-end systems. ➕ Massive, highly active community with thousands of free Workshop mods ➕ Built-in VR support and functional media/tablet player at the virtual table ➕ The ultimate tool for developing and playtesting original game designs ➖ No AI opponents or automated rule checks (players must enforce rules manually, just like at a real table) ➖ The physics-based control scheme can cause noticeable frustration during the first few hours
Nice to setup your own games and do a paper demo, if you're a game designer
John warhammer
it fun
must have
9/10 UI can be clunky sometimes Many games in one, absolutely worth the buy. Mod support. You also get to test people's own board games in development on occasion.
a necessary evil
lots of fun, many games you can play
catan mod rocks
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