

All On Board!
The Game Kitchen · 2025 · VR, Immersive Sim, Simulation, Board Game, Tabletop
PC
Mixed68% · 25
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About All On Board!
Built for people who love board games, All On Board! brings game nights back to life.The laughter, the rivalry, the quiet focus before a decisive roll, it’s all here in VR. Gather around a virtual table that feels real, no matter how far apart you are.All On Board! is a tool that lets you enjoy digital versions of the tabletop games you love. The library includes free classics and reknowned licensed titles sold separately as DLC (DLC purchase is required only to host, you can join any game with just the base app).Each game is adapted with care and respect for what makes it special. Every shuffle, move, and chaotic moment shared among friends is brought to life in virtual space. This isn’t about replacing the table. It’s about expanding it.
- Lifelike VR tabletop experience with realistic physics and intuitive controls
- Only the host buys the licensed title; others join with the base app
- Growing library of licensed favorites and free classics
- Cross-platform and multi-language support
- Solo, co-op, or competitive sessions
- Learning Hub in every game to help you learn fast
- Save and resume anytime
- Checkers, Go, Chess, and Parchisi.
- French deck card games.
DLC & expansions
🎁 Complete the collection
Base game + 8 of 8 DLC at today's best prices.
$86.91
to own everything

All On Board! - Aye, Dark Overlord!
from$6.99
lowest tracked $4.96

All On Board! - Escape the Dark Castle
from$6.99
lowest tracked $4.96

All On Board! - Rallyman GT
from$6.99
lowest tracked $4.96

All On Board! - Hamlet: The Village Building Game
from$9.99
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All On Board! - Istanbul
from$9.99
lowest tracked $6.99

All On Board! - The Binding of Isaac: Four Souls
from$9.99
lowest tracked $6.99

All On Board! - Terraforming Mars
from$12.99
lowest tracked $8.96

All On Board! - The Hunger
from$12.99
lowest tracked $8.96
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
In reading other reviews I didn't know what to expect regarding the controls, but the experience felt surprisingly smooth and not clunky at all (devs probably improved this). It's also way more immersive and cozy than I expected, you play inside custom environments for each board game and it does feel like you're around a real board game table.1 found this helpful
I love board games, but nowadays it’s hard to get everyone together in the same place. Being able to play in VR with my friends while everyone stays at home is just awesome. Really recommended!1 found this helpful
As a board game fanatic I was pleasantly surprised by this game! Controls felt natural. It was a true chill board game night because only one of us purchased the DLC for everyone to join (of course as long as all your friends have the base game to join in the first place haha).1 found this helpful
I honestly have been sitting here for 10 minutes trying to figure out if I should mark this review as positive or negative. You really need a neutral button, Steam. I suppose if I could rate this game out of 10, I'd give it a 6. I guess I should just start writing and see what falls out of my head... I played this with friends last night. The social aspect was great! I also really like how each game gets its own custom setting that's themed based on the game. So, yeah, boardgames. Boardgames rock! This game suffers from a lack of options, though. Even if you buy all the DLC, you don't get that many choices. Maybe they are planning to add more in the future. I hope so, but honestly for the price of everything, I just am not super impressed. The interface is absolutely awful. It's hard to interact with menus, game objects, and other players. We played Aye, Dark Overlord last night and I was the overlord. It took me a good 10 minutes to figure out how to give another player a withering look. I'd point at a player and it didn't seem to matter. Other players were having trouble interacting with the game pieces (picking up cards, and putting the cards in the portal in…
This is a interesting idea. I've played other tabletop sim style games, so this is a cool addition to the family. I appreciate the avatars as well, as it's something I felt was missing from other sims. I look forward to trying out different games with this. So far it's looked good!
I never thought playing board games in a VR environment could feel so physical. Interactions with fellow players feels natural (even though the avatars have their limitations), and the game components behave just as they should. A great find!
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