Splendor Reviews

interesting game involving logic preparing for variable developments.

Fun strategy game to play with other people. It falls in the same category as chess, checkers, connect 4, and card games being that its turn based, requires you to think ahead a little bit, and the actions your opponents (or you) do can force you to redirect your plans. The computer has customizable playstyles and a randomizer for them so their playstyle is unpredictable. Overall its a good time killer, but its definitely better with friends. There is a mode where you and your friends can play on the same PC in the same room by allowing each turn to be in person and just switch the mouse between you and up to 3 other people.

Love the board game, the digital copy was unusable for me. On my device (Surface 7) display scaling did not function correctly, leading to either windows that extended beyond the screen or were too small. Despite messing around with all of the aspect ratio/resolution settings manually, I could not force the game into fullscreen mode.

I love the actual board game but this is a whole other level. The some of the challenges can be hard and its cool to play all the different variants, I feel like it helps me catch things in my board game play too

A simple game where your friends will always take the cards you want and ruin your plans.

The online play is totally borked. Unless they patch in the ability to host local games, or restore the online servers, I cannot recommend it.

Online support ended without any notice or commentary, game still lists that it is online. If you load up and say play online, after a moment a window will open saying 'online lobby for this game is no longer available'

"The OFFICIAL digital adaptation of the best-selling board game. ** ONLINE MULTIPLAYER NOW AVAILABLE !!! **" DO NOT BUY Online PVP is a lie Cross platform multiplayer is a lie Support sends a canned response about the phone app instead of addressing the issue.

I'm a user who sometimes had fun playing with my friends. I persuaded a new friend to buy a game to play today, but there's no notice and the game details page is still available for online play. It's still the same. If online is stopped, shouldn't you write that it's been stopped or patch it so that I can play online again? What's wrong with the new friend who bought the game and what else should I explain??

Board Game itself is fun and challenging. It's impossible to get into an Online Lobby. Don't bother buying this game until it gets fixed.