Le Havre: The Inland Port

Un jeu de plateau génial à plusieurs, innovant mais une très pauvre version amoindrie en numérique puisque ce n'est qu'une adaptation en duo qui est proposée. Mais le pire dans l'affaire c'est qu'il n'y a aucune communauté de joueurs pour faire vivre ce jeu. Depuis deux ans, je suis le seul à toujours proposer des lobbies libres d'accès pour lancer des parties. Bilan, si j'ai joué avec dix joueurs différent, c'est le bien le bout du monde ! De plus, Digidiced, l'éditeur numérique ne répond pas aux demandes de correction de bugs, même lorsqu'il vous est impossible de changer d'avatar ! Ainsi je traine depuis le début (et sur tous les jeux de cet éditeur) une icône d'accorte villageoise bien peu en rapport avec mon pseudo (PaPyLoup). Ne comptez pas plus que vos succès soient reportés chez Steam, quand ils vous sont accordés par le jeu mais jamais crédité ! Fuyez ce jeu (et la plupart des adaptations de Digidiced) même si le jeu vous est offert !

Gameplay is not very engainging and it’s buggy. On the other hand, when u have a game that can only be played online and is completely dead, Steam should remove it from the store after x years to prevent other playera from buying it, since they won’t actually be able to play it. I’m currently trying to get all the achievements with another player who played the game back in the day, since if someone gives up during a match it counts as a win for the other player. Also, having to wait 24h for the other player’s turn must have been absolutely awful back when the game was active. I can’t even imagine having to play like that. Don’t buy it.

You can't see half the buildings, so how are you supposed to plan your turns? Did the people who made this adaptation even play it at all? Do the people who own the rights to the board game not care at all about what happens to their IP? The state of board game adaptations since the early 2010s has just been in such steep decline as it seems like neither party cares at all about a quality product.

I have to say that I was expecting Le Havre, not this "Inland port" game. That said, it's still pretty fun.

Good board game.

I did not find the graphics realisation to be very practical, the mouse scrawling needed to be used often and was not very responsive (especially in later rounds with more building build and not all fitting in the screen which I also found obnoxious). Too clunky for my tastes, rather just play other 2p games instead.

Fun, quiet relaxing game.