Welcome To Everdell

It's strategic, and fun with all the little animals

Idealne dla dziecka 5+

An absolutely stellar digital translation of the board game! Everdell can be challenging to learn for people who don't play a lot of board games, and this version is a great primer to understanding the more complex mechanics of the standard game. Even a kid can learn to play through the several campaign missions (complete with adorably cute dialog), and then be introduced to the harder version in a short matter of time. All that said, I LOVE the breezy play of this title. Lots of different modes that includes single player story, single player against AI, online and hotseat multiplayer. Even knowing what I'm doing on the standard game I find myself drawn back to the quick and simple play of this title. Definitely an easy recommendation, especially when on the deep discount that they offer on occasion.

[h1]Very short summary:[/h1] It's a relatively simple, and I mean that in no way negative, worker placement game that, with a limited amount of options compared to the "bigger ones" is a good start into worker placement, absolutely beautiful, as Everdell is, and, compared to the original Everdell, a bit less of everything, less stuff to miss and less turns to plan ahead. With that it's great as a slightly easier start into the genre, but also really fun if you, maybe, just want a more relaxed game of Everdell when your head feels too tired to plan three or four turns ahead. -- [h1]What is it in general?[/h1] Like the "big" Everdell, this one is mostly a "worker placement" game. You place your workers, which gives you resources, and from that you play cards. In the best case you find synergies of cards that play well into each other, give you more resources, and let you play even more cards. Thus it's a nice entry to both, worker placement and very simple "engine building" by combining card effects. All that in an absolutely adorable look and even with a short and cute "story" campaign of 2 - 4 hours which can also act as a extended tutorial. -- [h1]How is it compared to Everdell?[/h1] Very simply: "Less of everything", BUT not in a negative way! It only features three resources, most card effects are "gain resource x" or "pay less of resource x". There are less "locations" to gain resources from, which means less planning, the "events" to achieve are more simple and always the same, and in addition players can't "steal" them by being the first to achieve them. In general there's even less player interaction, which is also the reason why you don't even see the other players' boards unless you clock on a button, which is totally fine for what it is. So, is this simply "Everdell but worse"? No. It's Everdell, but more simple. It's great for newcomers to the genre, it's great if you just want to keep your head a little more relaxed after an exhausting day. I love Everdell, and I love playing Everdell with more add-ons than recommended! But still, this is nearly as fun. Quicker, less planning ahead, but equally lovely. And seriously: All the characters are the cutest animal kids, and everything is changed accordingly: The playing field is smaller, card images are damn cute and the evil, destructive usurper Rugworth? He's the mean neighbor that wants the kids off of his lawn. 😁 Really, it feels like "Everdell, but a make believe version some kids play", and I mean that in the most positive way possible. - [h1]The PC game[/h1] Yeah, like with all Direwolf games, and like in the other Everdell, animations are lovely, menus are fitting and quickly accessible and due to some of the more simple rules it feels like even having more "quality of life". It's a great adaption of the board game and I recommend it as much as I'd recommend the Everdell PC (and mobile) version. -- [h1]Conclusion[/h1] So, yeah. It's a great game. Will it replace the "big" Everdell for me? No. But I might decide to go for it if I want a really relaxed round, or just want to play it with people that love board games but have never really played more complex boardgames before. It's fun, it's cute, and it's also 50% discounted as I'm writing this! And all the kids are so lovable and cute!

cute and fun

Wirklich süßes Brettspiel mit leichter Bedienung und einfach zu verstehen. Wie die Umsetzung vom Brettspiel zur Online Version ist, kann ich leider nicht beurteilen, weil ich das Brettspiel nicht habe. Ein Nachteil hat das Spiel dennoch: Man kann es entweder nur mit Freunden spielen oder gegen die KI, denn es gibt niemanden, der das Spiel sonst spielt. Online Spiele laufen nie und man wartet umsonst auf Mitspieler.