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Indie
Simulation
Strategy
Single-player
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Shared/Split Screen
Cross-Platform Multiplayer
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Partial Controller Support
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Might makes right in the wild wood! The award-winning board game of asymmetrical woodland warfare comes to cross-platform digital play! Combine subtle strategy and bold daring to guide your forest faction to victory!

Developers: Dire Wolf
Publishers: Dire Wolf
Release Date: Sep 24, 2020
Price (USD): $5.24
Current Players: 297

Links:  Steam Store  SteamDB

Very Positive(92%)
charming art
strategic depth
variety of factions
detailed tutorials
complexity
expansion content
tutorial effectiveness
poor AI
technical issues
overpriced DLC
Overall, players appreciate the digital adaptation of this complex and beloved board game, praising its charming art and strategic depth. However, they criticize the AI's performance and some technical issues that affect gameplay. The game's complexity is a double-edged sword, offering rich gameplay but also a steep learning curve. Expansions seem to be both a point of contention for their pricing and a positive draw for added content.

Positive Points

  • The game captures the essence of the original board game with charming visuals and strategic depth.
  • The digital adaptation offers detailed tutorials and challenges that help beginners learn the game easily.
  • Multiplayer and asynchronous play allow for flexibility in gaming with others without needing to be in the same location.
  • The game is highly replayable due to the various factions that offer different strategies and gameplay styles.

    • Negative Points

  • The AI opponents are criticized for being ineffective and making nonsensical moves, negatively impacting the single-player experience.
  • Technical issues, including desynchronization and crashes during multiplayer, disrupt gameplay and can prevent game completion.
  • The digital version lacks some features, such as a proper matchmaking system and the ability to change game settings easily in the lobby.

    • Mixed Points

  • While the game is a good teaching tool for learning the board game, it can be overwhelming for new players due to its complexity and the need to understand multiple factions.
  • Some players feel that the expansions are overpriced and necessary for the full experience, while others appreciate the option to only purchase content they want.

    • Common Themes

  • Many reviewers appreciate the game's art style and animations, which stay true to the original board game's charm.
  • The variety of factions and their unique mechanics are praised for providing diverse and engaging gameplay experiences.
  • The tutorials and AI serve as beneficial tools for learning the game, though the AI's strategic capabilities are often questioned.
    • Updated 1/28/2026, 12:02:06 AM UTC
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