Yag
Yag is a 3D virtual tabletop (VTT). It offers what's needed to play: dungeons, voxel terrains, miniatures, dice and character sheets, customizable and automatable through embedded LUA scripting. It lets you use any public picture from the net to play any game requiring a gameboard, dice, and pawns.
Estimated lifetime revenueLow confidence
$16.3Kgross
$4.9Klow → high range$48.8K
Net to developer$10.8K
Modeled estimate, not a reported figure. How we estimate →
Est. copies sold
893
mid estimate
About
About the game
YAG (Yet Another Gameboard) is a 3D Virtual Tabletop (VTT), perfect to use as a digital gaming table to play online with your friends.
It can procedurally generate dungeons and voxel terrains in a few clicks and let you modify them manually with standard editing tools.
It offers thousands of animated pawns in many universes: prehistoric, antiquity, medieval, medieval fantasy, medieval asian, pirates, western, modern, post apocalyptic, cyberpunk, steampunk, science fiction, toon.
Yag content is managed through DLCs. All DLCs are and will remain free. So when buying Yag you are assured to get present and future content for free.
Initially designed with Role Playing Games (RPG) in mind, it can be used for any game requiring maps, pawns, and dice.
Being able to import pictures and to add square/hexa grids makes it also very well suited for wargames.
Yag offers a lot of visual options: 3D dynamic lights, realistic atmosphere, clouds, fog, each having many parameters to play with. This lets you create many different ambiences.
It also has many features to hide content from the players and surprise them.
Yag has a lot of useful features, the most noticeable ones being:
Yag proposes a lot of help for newcomers (tooltips, ingame documentation and realtime help, many pdf files, tutorial videos…) as well as for advanced users (LUA api and http rest api are fully documented).
Finally, a Discord server and a Steam forum allow anyone to reach a friendly community and get fast answers to any question/request/suggestion.
We hope to see you soon in Yag :-)
It can procedurally generate dungeons and voxel terrains in a few clicks and let you modify them manually with standard editing tools.
It offers thousands of animated pawns in many universes: prehistoric, antiquity, medieval, medieval fantasy, medieval asian, pirates, western, modern, post apocalyptic, cyberpunk, steampunk, science fiction, toon.
Yag content is managed through DLCs. All DLCs are and will remain free. So when buying Yag you are assured to get present and future content for free.
Initially designed with Role Playing Games (RPG) in mind, it can be used for any game requiring maps, pawns, and dice.
Being able to import pictures and to add square/hexa grids makes it also very well suited for wargames.
Yag offers a lot of visual options: 3D dynamic lights, realistic atmosphere, clouds, fog, each having many parameters to play with. This lets you create many different ambiences.
It also has many features to hide content from the players and surprise them.
- Pawns can be invisible (selective, for invisibility spells/potions, or global, to simply hide content from all the players)
- Pitch black maps + real time lights (torches, fire, etc) are a great way to let the players discover the content while maintaining a immersive gameplay
- A fog of war with variable resolution and opacity.
Yag has a lot of useful features, the most noticeable ones being:
- A powerful camera system to teleport yourself or send players to various parts of the map
- Entirely customizable dice and simple character sheets (dice language and character sheets are fully written using LUA scripting and are exposed to the more advanced users, allowing complete automation/rewriting).
- Colors filters and post process effects to add many variations to the atmosphere of any scene (toon shading, inking, outlining, painting, blur, etc.)
- An embedded web server responding to an http rest api allowing to control Yag to some extent from a web browser/phone/tablet, etc.
Yag proposes a lot of help for newcomers (tooltips, ingame documentation and realtime help, many pdf files, tutorial videos…) as well as for advanced users (LUA api and http rest api are fully documented).
Finally, a Discord server and a Steam forum allow anyone to reach a friendly community and get fast answers to any question/request/suggestion.
We hope to see you soon in Yag :-)
