
Lords of Waterdeep is an award winning strategy board game, set in the Dungeons & Dragons world of Waterdeep. Play as one of the masked Lords of the City of Splendor. Intrigue abounds as you recruit adventurers, via your agents, to quest on your behalf and spread your influence.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $9.99 | 1.5Kreviews | 94% | — | $379.7K |
| $7.99 | 1.7Kratings | 77% | — | $576.2K | |
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If you don't feel like setting up a physical board...
lots of different ways to play, go the corruption route or try to stay pure?
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| $7.99 |
| 457ratings |
| 65% |
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Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
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Very disappointing. The Lords of Waterdeep board game is amazing, and I have loved it for a very long time. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend the online version because the online game finder and multiplayer system are rubbish. Platforms such as Tabletop Simulator and Board Game Arena provide a much better experience for playing board games online. They also give you access to far more than just one game. Board Game Arena, in particular, handles player timing much better. Its time-per-turn system gives players a fair opportunity to take their turn without being kicked out at the very end of a game they may have spent hours playing. It also allows players at the table to communicate, and the other players can decide what to do if someone goes over their allocated time. I won't be wasting my money on another standalone digital version of a board game like this. I think board game developers looking to bring their games online should seriously consider putting them on Board Game Arena instead. Players can enjoy the game in a fair multiplayer environment, participate in Arena seasons and tournaments, and discover other games at the same time. In fact, I have purchased physical copies of several board games specifically because I discovered and played them first on Board Game Arena. It can actually encourage people to buy the physical game. Lords of Waterdeep is a fantastic board game. It deserves a much better online experience. Very disappointing.
I love this board game. It's a fairly straightforward worker placement game, yet it's fun to build up some early advantages and then use them to drive your late game victory point push. I wish I could get this to the table in real-life more often, and I bought this digital version to try to temper that disappointment. This implementation is fine. It's great that the game handles most of the board state maintenance tasks, and the AI players are decent opponents. However, I find the UI challenging to navigate. I feel like I'm not able to see the entire board state at once, and it's difficult to see exactly what other players did if I wasn't watching closely. Still I've had gotten good enjoyment out of it for the price. Recommend.
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Very solid adaptation of the classic worker placement board game. Easy recommend if you're a fan of it. If you've never played, consider giving it a whirl on Tabletop Simulator first.
Simple and fun :) nice digital version of the actual board game
This is a pretty good adaptation of one of the best board games on the market. Whether you play D&D or not; whether you know Realms lore or not; the game is nicely self-contained and requires only that you enjoy good worker placement games with a LOT of replayability. The solo play option is good for practicing and learning but it is best played with some friends and an open voice channel so you can scream in frustration when someone blocks the space you need.
A wonderfully deep game with synergies. This is probably my favorite board game of all time. This is a great pc adaptation.
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