Le Havre: The Inland Port App Reviews

This is a refreshing and elegant implementation of the original game. Beautiful graphics, intuitive interface, and brimming with features. The only notable suggestion I have is for an undo button. Money well spent.

An absolutely perfect port. I love this game. Plays wonderfully. Great tutorial. Another great Rosenberg game on iOS. How about Caverna now! And while you're at it, Agricola All Creatures Big and Small!

If you like Agricola, Le Havre, then Inland port is a must have. Faithful port of the board game, and a good UI, the only thing that’s missing is an expert level AI. If you are new to the game, or want to practice before playing someone, this app is a great experience.

This is a wonderful game. The app portraits the game faithfully. Enjoy!

One of my favorite games of all time. Fantastic for two players or against AI. Well executed, pretty, simple, and fluid. Only complaint is that it's a bit tricky to scroll through available tiles without accidentally dragging one instead.

Really nice implementation of the board game. I love it! But PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE get an undo function in there! It's way too easy to throw away a turn because the option you selected is limited somehow. Really unnecessary frustration for such a great game.

The game is high polished, colorful, audio-rich, simple and fun user interface, and...FUN!! Very impressed! And online multiplayer is asynchronous, so you can take turns at your convenience!

The game will be easy to pick up if you’ve played the normal boardgame or even any of Uwe Rosenberg’s other games. I handily beat the AI on my first game at highest level, but the full featured app that was made a few years ago is somewhat harder (but pretty easy compared to a irl game with a novice). Not bragging, just saying this is very light even compared to the lighter eponymous boxed version, good for learning the main game perhaps. Euro fans might not be too thrilled.

There's no Undo button! This is a significant oversight, as it's relatively easy to make a mistake.

My only quibble is the lack of a rule book. That said, pop-up help (be sure to press game elements for longer than you may be used to) and the tutorial do a good job of teaching the game. After the tutorial I was still a bit confused, but going through it again made things much clearer.