Cascadia

This is the digital version of the physical board game and it portrays it well! This game is really addicting once you learn the many ways to score points and how you have to think and be intentional with every placement of habitat vs animal placement. If you enjoy tile placement games like 'Harmonies', then this is perfect for you.

Simple, and simply engaging. A nice brain teaser with a beautiful aesthetic, the best music for winding down, and shining graphics for this type of digital board game. Engaging, and slightly addictive, but you can eventually put it down and no gimmicks or micro transactions. One of the best digital games I've ever played.

Great balance, great variations

This game is dead. Basically there are no games to join them or to create and having people to join them because simply put, there is no player base, Therefore will not recommened. Also, there's an annoyting visual when you are about to choose a tile out od the three on each tile like a flickering or similer to a loading visual at the frame of each tile, It's simply annoying as hell. This game is not worth the price and even if it had cost 1 dollar, is it really worth it when there is no game to play? smhn.

Couch multiplayer, xbox controllers. wife and daughter love it. will get DLC if any comes out. No achievements for local play though?

A tile-laying board game in which you create landscapes and fill them with various animals, each of which has different requirements for optimal placement. [hr][/hr] This is a digital adaption of the competitive board game of same name. Each player starts with a landscape made up of 3 hexagons containing 5 different biome types. Players take turns expanding their land by adding one of four hexagonal tiles, replacing it with a new tile available to the following players. Tiles can be placed freely, but should ideally be placed in such a way that the biomes on them line up, with each tile being either split into two biomes or containing just a single one. Each tile taken also comes packaged with 1 of 5 animals which must be placed on a piece of land. Each land tile can house exactly one animal and only allows certain types of animals, requiring you to plan ahead, making sure you have a valid spot available. Making this more complicated is the fact that each type of animal has different scoring rules, requiring specific placement relative to other animals to reward you with points. These rules range from simply being placed alongside animals of the same type, to forming different sh…