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Isle of Skye

66% positive of 148 Steam reviews

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Released
2018
Steam Deck
Not tested
Platforms
Steam

Made by DIGIDICED. Published by Twin Sails Interactive.

About the game

Five clans are fighting to rule over the Isle of Skye. Only the chieftain who develops the best clan territory and trades wisely will be king!

Tagged by players

  • Board Game
  • Strategy
  • Casual
  • Tabletop

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What players say

  • Recommended
    Developed by DIGIDICED and published by Twin Sails Interactive, Isle of Skye successfully transforms the acclaimed tabletop strategy game into a digital experience that remains true to its roots while taking advantage of the convenience of modern gaming platforms. Rather than simply copying the physical board game, this adaptation streamlines the experience with intuitive controls, automated scoring, and accessible…

    13 h played when written. 0 found it helpful.

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  • Not recommended
    Another board game marred by game-breaking bugs. It's actually a wonderful adaption of a physical boardgame, which I've never played, but will buy at some point. At first sight, it looks similar to Carcasonne, but it has some unique mechanics that set it aside. The main two mechanics that work really well are 1) a bidding system for tiles whereby each player sets prices for the tiles they are dealt and 2) random…

    24 h played when written. 93 found it helpful.

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