
Tabletopia is a sandbox virtual table with high-quality board games and ready setups. Already 2,400+ games and counting! Play how you want with whom you want: guests don’t need accounts to play. Or make your own games, no programming skills required.
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I have had a Steam account for nearly 20 years now, and I've played some terrible games in my time. Tabletopia is--and I can say this with some confidence--the worst product I have ever used on Steam. It is clearly a rushed port of a browser application, and you can immediately tell upon opening it. The UI is cramped and confusing, the animations are stiff and clunky, and the settings menu lacks basic options. You cannot even rebind keys, for example. Unlike a lot of the other negative reviews here, I have no problem paying for DLC. But this is probably the biggest piece of trash I have ever had the displeasure of installing on my PC, and I am insulted that the devs have allowed this feature-incomplete monstrosity to stagnate here for the past 10 years. Have some respect for yourself and do not bother with this thing.
Buy Tabletop Simulator.
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This and every other Pro feature is free until October 20, 2026. A free account is all it takes.
Hours played at review time, across 43 reviews with recorded playtime.
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it's advertised as free but really if you want to play games you have to pay for them. some of them are free but most of them you have to pay for them. so
Meh no tts, got some nice looking games a webpage, but no ability to save to pick up later, no thanks, No community mods, no thanks, just get tts
A vast majority of the games require premium. Which is...fine I guess. But unless you're really into the competitive scene with leaderboards and such, then just get Tabletop Simulator (if the game has already torpedoed itself from recent decisions when you've read this, then don't).
Tabletopia has potential with a great UI and lots of good games. However, I immediately uninstalled it once I learned that you can only save a game for approx 15 minutes, then it will be wiped from the server. So, that "feature" kills both solo play and asynchronous play - which for me and my friends is what we play 90% of the time. I have read that with a premium subscription ($150/year) you can get up to 30 day save on your games, but that is ridiculously overpriced compared to their main competitor (BGA = $30/year for premium). I am rooting for this platform to improve! But I will be on the sidelines until some basics are met.
govno
Bloated with third rate board games never heard of. Poor interface and almost impossible to find a fun game to play.
It feels like a scam. no players in lobby. premium costs.. what the heck is this?
Locks local multiplayer behind a $20 a month premium account and makes you buy each game individual. Should have got a refund when I could, but it's being removed from my library either way.
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