The Official digital adaptation of the best-selling board game.
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Splendor is an excellent adaptation of the board/card game of the same name. The visuals are very nice, the music is appropriately "Renaissance-esque", and the play is fairly fast paced, with a match able to be completed in anywhere from 20-30 minutes, or perhaps a little longer if the players need to think about a particular action. As a game, it's fairly light due to this, what many groups would call a "beer and pretzels" game, something to warm the group up for a proper, all-night kind of board game. Despite that, it remains very fun and entertaining, if a little light. The downside to this digital version is the poor AI. Once you've wet your feet on them, you're really going to want to move on to multiplayer with your own group. Being only about 30 minutes per match, it's perfect for laughing, chatting, and passing the time until your entire group is on, and players are obviously go
Rant session time... I really like the Splendor board game, it's one of my faves, but this shoddy, rushed piece of trash does not do that game justice in the slightest... The UI is glitchy and terrible and the whole game feels like something get on a disc of 99 free games with an AOL subscription in 1997. Also the Remote Play Together feature is completely broken and does not allow input from the other person, one of the main reasons I purchased the game. Steam denied my request for a refund despite the fact that the game is actually broken and I only played for 1.1 hours. So... I guess this scathing review is all I have left to console me. Fin
Don't get me wrong Splendor is one of my TOP 3 tabletop games! BUT Asmodee..... FIX your games or give us back the money! This is ridiculous!!! -Trading Posts DLC isn't not working -Online account at Asmodee's online service is quite buggy -Gold is Useless achievement is bugged -REST of the game is quite fun and nice made! FIX YOUR GAMES or don't sell them! ad 3 YEARS and still NO CANGE FIX your GAMES!
I never played the board game but I have been a bit curious about it for some time. I'm really glad that I picked up the computer version. The game seems to be one of those elegant games that are easy to learn, but tough to master. The idea is that you collect gems that you can use to purchase cards. Cards give you bonuses towards purchasing other cards, but also can give you victory points. To be fair to the person who goes last, the game ends at the end of the round whenever a person accumulates 15 victory points. You also can earn 3 victory points by gaining a noble -- whenever your total bonus matches the numbers on a displayed noble, you earn that noble (assuming no one else has beaten you to him). Earning a noble also gives you a gold gem, which is like a wild card. The game is certainly casual and light, as strategy games go. But it's fun. If you want a strategy game that you c
While we like the physical game, the online interface is a visual train wreck. More importantly, the baffling inability to change or eliminate the turn timers is a deal breaker. Every time we've tried to introduce the game to family or friends, they have been kicked multiple times in one game while attempting to learn the game and understand their options. In playing with older family member this leads to more frustration than fun. We play multiple games through asmodee, and yet this is the ONLY one without the ability to change this. A quick look at the discussion board suggests this has been a common complaint for a while, but if the devs don't want to address it then that's their choice.
With over 100 hours in the game, I clearly like it. Why am I not recommending it? Because Asmodee continues to ignore a problem with the PC/Steam version of the game. Specifically the DLC known as Trading Posts. This DLC used to work just fine, then suddenly it started showing up as 'Not Owned' within the game, and it could no longer be played. Going back to Steam, it was verified that the DLC was in fact paid for. This has been brought up numerous times, in whatever forums might actually be read by Asmodee. So far, we get nothing but an automated response about them no longer being able to support mobile versions of the game. No mention of the PC/Steam issue. I like the game, I really do. But I do not like having access pulled from something I purchased, with no response or action from the company. For this reason, I cannot recommend this game. Edit: Uninstalling/Reinstalling the game
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