Welcome to Everdell Reviews

I hope to learn Everdell after playing that one. I had fun finishing campaign learning the rules on the way. Here is a hint why it is name Welcome To Everdell instead of original My Lil' Everdell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SElpFsGPErw&t=869s

Having played many hours of Everdell on mobile, I am loving this lighter version too. It is similar to Everdell but there is a simplicity to it that is fun. I hope a mobile version comes out eventually as I will happily double dip. This was definitely a great purchase. I love the animations and the music. Everything is well done!!!

I don't really like table top games so I just wanted to try this because you never know... I love this, it's so adorable and suprisingly complex at times lol. Now I really want to get the board game. 5/5

Oooohhhhh. This is "My Lil' Everdell." I play the board game with my family. Since we use Family Sharing on my Steam library, I can see this getting played quite a bit by the kids. Just like the digital implementation of the original game, I do like the challenges and what they bring to the game.

It feels very odd to enjoy a game that's teacher approved on mobile devices lol. It's a simple game, It won't take long for you to consistently win ( I've been beating the hardest solo challenge a lot. ) I know this is aimed at children but it's like a fun solitaire like game. Not intensive but fun enough to play quite a few times. It also nicely sets you up somewhat for Everdell ( I didn't make these names. Everdell and Welcome to Everdell are so different. ) If you want a light game if you're really exhausted, You can pick this. Don't expect much intensity out of it. ( Feedback : Please add a card Index. )

tldr; stripped down gameplay without sacrificing the joy With new art and music, Welcome to Everdell feels like a new game. Having played Everdell, both the board game and the PC and Mobile version, I was excited to try out this "new" title. The gameplay is essentially the same except stripped down. Less resource types, less card effects, less turns, less everything. However, the game still feels satisfying to play. Dragging the cards and meeples feels smoother than the previous edition. The cards are much simpler and less turns means the game doesn't drag on. The graphics feel crisper and the day and night animation is beautiful. Just remember, this is a stripped down version. It feels very fast paced and simple. However, I think this version would suit mobile much better than classic Everdell, if it ever comes out. Good to bring out for the kids or introducing people to Everdell.