In a world of fantasy, called Terra Mystica, 14 races are fighting together or individually against their opponents to gain power and territory. Using their resources smartly and terraforming wisely to gain supremacy and lead their own settlers to victory.
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Product refunded 06/2017 I was really excited to see this get ported to Steam. I was tempted to get it for Tabletop Simulator, but I didn't feel like managing all the bits, and I would have liked an AI to play against. The good: It's Terra Mystica with the rules enforced, no fiddling around! AI to play against! The bad: The interface the interface and the interface. Oh. My. God Eyes. Seriously, this looks like it was directly ported from an iPad iPhone, with the graphics scaled up proportionally (though thankfully done in higher resolution). Everything is HUGE. It's like playing with binoculars strapped to your face. I can't do it. I just can't. I have to move my laptop 5 feet away just so I can make a menu choice, everything is so in my face. And then it zooms back out to the map, so I have to get close to the laptop again. This isn't such a big deal because I happen to keep my lap
I've never reviewed a game on Steam before, but Terra Mystica is my favorite board game of all time and this implementation is absolute garbage. I can not come up with words to adequately express how much I absolutely loathe this version. This isn't an overly complex game, but there are a lot of different mechanics to keep track of. This version hides almost all of the relevant information in secondary screens. Want to know how much income that trading post will give you or where you stand on the cult tracks? Well, then you've got to click through and watch some awkward and annoyingly slow animations bring up those screens. A better example, might be upgrading a trading post to a temple. In TM, getting a temple means you gain a favor tile. Favor tiles give you special abilities or points bonuses and also advance you on the cult track. In order to choose the right favor tile, it's impor
Alright if you already play Terra Mystica, yes, this is way better than what we have currently for online gaming. The interface is solid, although things are a little clumped and you need to do some clicking and open some menus. But since it's terra mystica, that's like a given. As a big time terra mystica lover, I am trilled to find this game. If you DON"T know what Terra mystica is, it's one of the most heavy borad games out there. It is praised for it's depth and complexity, a boardgame that incorporate a lot of boardgames mechanics such as worker placement, resource management, terrtorial dispute, timing, etc. It's a really well done board game. Problem: if you don't enjoy heavy and in depth board games, don't bother with this. Please leave. This ♥♥♥♥ ain't Settlers of Catan, although it may look like it at first glance. My friends complained to me that this is worse than doing t
This is a review of the PC implementation of Terra Mystica (board game) Software SCORE: 1/10 Original Board Game SCORE: 9/10 I'm writing this review 3 years after playing the game seriously, but apart from the "bugs" (which I didn't check), everything else still applies to the current version of July of 2020. Note: If you want to see who I am (professionally) read the end note please. This game was the worst development of a game that I ever played. It has an *awful* User Interface (UI)! Yes: the worst I have ever experienced on a PC. So bad I couldn't believe it. There were bugs everywhere, even in the most basic of things, like screen resolution. I spent so many hours trying to figure out what was happening. I thought it was my PC or me doing something wrong, because I couldn't believe someone would release a game with such bugs. But this company did... This game was developed as a m
As a huge fan of the boardgame, this was rather dissapointing. Pro's: - The board is as gorgeous as ever - The computer keeps track of how you can spend power and other resources so you dont have to - Way faster setup than the boardgame - Option to "always accept power" if the VP cost is low enough. Con's: - Clunky interface, tutorial blocks itself with text boxes - You have to add friends that are already your friends on steam to play with them - TERRIBLE settings. No volume sliders even. - Ugly graphics (very basic, feels like a game from early 2000's) in general for the stuff not ripped from the game - Unintuitive interface! For me this is the biggest deal. It's not apparent how to cancel an action for example. If I need to remember which are adjacent terrains for terraforming I have to go through several clicks. There's no confirmation or clear hitbox when placing priest on the
First, I want to say that Terra Mystica is one of my favourite board games. However, this version might be ok for tablets and devices with a small screen, but for a PC monitor its just infuriating. Everything is way too big and all the relevant information is hidden on secondary screens. That makes you click everywhere to get the stats you need to make the right decisions for the game. If you can choose a reward, you can't access game information as it cancels the current action. The same slow animations for every turn.. a horrible user experience. I wish there would be an update for the PC-version with the needed graphics update everyone here is talking about. But since there are no more updates here, nor any discounts on steam sales do yourself a favour and skip this. I hate to say it, but I absolutely regret to spend ~15 € on this. It could have easily been much better.
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