This mod will introduce a wide array of hi-poly beveled dice to your digital game room — including D2 through D34 with some special dice thrown in here and there. Any amount of players can sit down and play UNO without any prior experience.
Great for a simple, fast, and fun session of obsessively keeping tabs on other players so you can call them out when they fail to announce their last card. Both mods are great. Even your normie friends will want to play! But some game nights are better served by a simple, classic title that everyone knows how to play.
A murder has taken place, and novice detectives will have to piece together the whodunit, howdunit, and wheredunit of the crime by exploring the game board and sharing their theories. Welcome to the future, folks. Expect to see several FE staples reflected in its gameplay — including the classic weapon triangle. Turns are simultaneous, and the winner is automatically decided once it becomes impossible for a player to lose.
Each player has a secret win condition, but none can be achieved if the colony collapses. So reluctant teamwork is vital. This mod features various boards, detailed props and models, and includes the Warring Colonies and The Long Night expansions. This award-winning indie video game makes its way to your game night table with The Binding of Isaac: Four Souls — a game about sacrifice, hoarding, and betrayal.
I love games that are easy to get into, but tough to master — and Exploding Kittens is one such game. This official release of Frostpunk: The Board Game for TTS simulator puts up to four players in control of the last city on Earth during a calamitous ice age. This mod includes detailed 3D models, a gorgeous game board, and it automates many of the more time-consuming aspects of Frostpunk.
There are just too many things to setup and keep track of, and it really puts the GM to work. Search icon An illustration of a magnifying glass. User icon An illustration of a person's head and chest. Sign up Log in. Web icon An illustration of a computer application window Wayback Machine Texts icon An illustration of an open book. Books Video icon An illustration of two cells of a film strip.
Video Audio icon An illustration of an audio speaker. Audio Software icon An illustration of a 3. The kaiju can move into one or two spots on the board depending on the number of players to rack up points every turn, but with the downside of being unable to recover health and becoming the target for all the other players. Fast and furious, King of Tokyo is one of the best board games for simply having it out with your friends or family on the tabletop. Its comprehensive Tabletop Simulator mod is no different, throwing together more than a dozen characters from the original board game, its two expansions and promos released over the years.
Twilight Imperium is a beast of a strategy board game, throwing players to the edges of a sci-fi universe and watching them scheme and strategise their way to galactic domination over the course of several hours. Alongside the likes of Catan and Ticket to Ride, Carcassonne is a classic beginner game for newcomers looking to get into the tabletop hobby. The tile-laying game has become a favourite for many players old and new, with the appeal of creating the French landscape from square landscape tiles and claiming it with meeple knights, robbers and farmers staying just as strong for over 15 years.
A horror B-movie in a box, Betrayal at House on the Hill is a favourite of the Dicebreaker team and many other tabletop gamers - and with good reason. The group starts out creating the house on the hill by exploring room tiles and triggering events, encountering spooky omens and discovering items, with each omen card bringing them closer to the reveal of the traitor.
In the popular semi-co-op board game, the players must search the post-apocalypse for the resources, weapons and items needed to survive together as a group. Except each member of the group also has their own personal objective to achieve in order to win - and that might involve putting their companions in danger or even turning on them completely.
X-Wings ripping through the vacuum of space as TIE Fighters weave around asteroids and send blaster shots and torpedoes sailing after them. Star Wars board game X-Wing brings the dogfights of the movies to the tabletop, letting players indulge their desires to become Luke Skywalker or Wedge Antilles, the true hero of the original trilogy. Each player creates a squad of ships belonging to the Rebel, Empire or Scum and Villainy factions.
The ships can be customised with different pilots and loadouts before launching out onto the starfield. Each turn, the ships use movement templates to whizz around, needing to time their turns and measure their speed carefully to avoid crashing into obstacles or ending up lost in space. Techniques such as barrel rolls and loops keep the cat-and-mouse pursuit tight, needing to line up your shots before unleashing the killer blow. While X-Wing keeps things close-knit and pacey, Star Wars: Armada blows up the scale of the space combat, focusing on the bigger vessels of the sci-fi series.
Whether pacey dogfighting or epic tactics are your bag, both X-Wing and Armada are available as Tabletop Simulator mods, letting you try out the miniatures games with a full fleet of ships before investing in the real models. The Battlestar Galactica board game is a cult classic, held up by its fans as one of the best games about lying to your friends and one of the best TV or movie board games out there. The only problem? You can still give the hard-to-find board game a go in the digital realm thanks to a Tabletop Simulator mod that includes both the base game and all of its expansions.
Each player is either a human or Cylon, determined by a secret loyalty card at the start of the game. However, even those that begin the game human can later turn to the Cylon side, as sleeper agents activate halfway through each playthrough.
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