Viticulture

AI’s make their moves pretty fast now, at least on our 3 year old iPads. Very rare to see a bug. Love the intricacies of various strategies available in the game. Tactics are important, but luck can occasionally be a big factor in who wins.

I’ve been playing and enjoying this game since it was released on iOS. I liked it so much I went out bought the boardgame. The game runs even faster now with this latest release.

This is a great app. I bought the game in December for my friends and we only played twice. Once I played the app I couldn’t play the board game again. Luckily all my friends have IPads and we play on that whether we are together or not. We actually play mostly at our own homes. The Tuscany version is fun. We are addicted. I hope you guys add the Moors Visitors in the future.

I don’t know why 7/10 digital board game adaptions have horrendous UI, but it persists. Presumably, because it isn’t always intuitive to transform a physical 3D interaction into a 2D one. That’s where developers need to invest time in creating their own elegant solutions to bring the game designers concept to life on a digital platform. I feel that DIGIDICED hit the mark better than many digital board game ports, but it still leaves a lot to be desired. It shouldn’t take a veteran Viticultur

The game is good (but missing the Tuscany expansion), but now it’s frustrating because you’ll miss turns and subsequently lose games online because the app no longer sends notifications. I like this game and I’d like to give it 5 stars, but with the notifications missing now and an inability to adjust how long a player has to respond to a move, I can’t give it more than 3.