Agricola All Creatures 2p TWIN SAILS INTERACTIVE Agricola: All Creatures Big & Small is a digital adaptation of Uwe Rosenberg's award-winning two-player board game featu… $3.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsAgricola: All Creatures Big & Small is a digital adaptation of Uwe Rosenberg's award-winning two-player board game featuring farming and livestock breeding. You’re in charge of growing a farm from its simple beginnings -- just a hut and some fields. Send your workers to the village market to barter for goods and livestock. Breed different animals. Eventually, with your ever-growing animal population and special buildings, you’ll compete against your neighbors to see who has the best farm! You only have three workers in each of the eight rounds, so make your decisions count. Play against AI, or claim your plot on a worldwide leaderboard and become a strategy game legend. KEY FEATURES: 1. Experience another faithful boardgame conversion from the studio behind Le Havre: The Inland Port and Patchwork. 2. Engage in exciting 1v1 cross-platform multiplayer matches against players from all over the world. 3. Focus on breeding the largest and most varied livestock. 4. Use the Playback feature to review your best games and learn new tricks from the pros. 5. Stay on your toes with challenging AI. Information Seller:TWIN SAILS INTERACTIVE Genre:Board, Strategy Release:Aug 16, 2016 Updated:Mar 26, 2024 Version:2.1 Size:127.2 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (2) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal RandallPeek Well-Known Member May 21, 2014 60 0 0 #2 RandallPeek, Aug 9, 2016 This is not as approachable as the other Digidiced titles, but still has the remarkable quality as those games. It strips out the planting elements of Agricola and focuses on the animal husbandry. The tutorials are enough to get going, but strategy will be elusive at first. Mack the Knife Well-Known Member Jun 21, 2012 562 0 0 #3 Mack the Knife, Aug 10, 2016 Last edited: Aug 10, 2016 never mind, question answered by Dev via email. Dailon80 Well-Known Member Nov 10, 2014 3,574 66 48 Program Director/Radio DJ Eos #4 Dailon80, Aug 10, 2016 I always pick up games made by Uwe but seeing as I have Agricola do I even need this one? Wish glass road would drop been waiting for it for months and haven't heard anything in a while on it Kramer Well-Known Member Apr 3, 2009 160 0 16 #5 Kramer, Aug 10, 2016 Glass Road is already out, on iPad - has been for a while. This is a much quicker game than Agricola - I've never played it before - but really enjoyed the games I played last night. Mack the Knife Well-Known Member Jun 21, 2012 562 0 0 #6 Mack the Knife, Aug 10, 2016 but i'd think twice before buying it... skoptic Well-Known Member Apr 3, 2015 634 82 28 #7 skoptic, Aug 10, 2016 Last edited: Aug 10, 2016 Yeah, Glass Road has issues, but damn, I got another Uwe game on my iPad that I was never going to get to play analog. It's a coffee priced win for me I'm sitting on the fence with this at the moment, I think the devs are great, but I have Le Havre and Agricola.... Not been too tempted by Inland port or this (and the UI does look a bit busy... wondering if Lord Gek is going to comment on me saying that )? Anyone willing to persuade me to add 2 more board games to my virtual shelves? cbos0503 Well-Known Member May 9, 2015 122 1 18 #8 cbos0503, Aug 11, 2016 It's Uwe. Enough persuasion yet? Actually after seeing how differently this feels from Agricola, I'm going to pick up Inland Port as well. currymutton Well-Known Member Oct 16, 2008 4,430 1 0 #9 currymutton, Aug 11, 2016 Just finish the tutorial and run a couple of games against easy AI, no game-murdering bug so far and I like what I am seeing. There is a DLC/expansion with more animals and building available for another US$3.99. Dailon80 Well-Known Member Nov 10, 2014 3,574 66 48 Program Director/Radio DJ Eos #10 Dailon80, Aug 11, 2016 Thanks guys no wonder I didn't realize glass road was out. I don't play games on an iPad at all. I do have a 6s plus which to me is damn near an iPad. FTL would be nice too but since I don't have an iPad can't play it either. After really looking over this game it seems like it wouldn't hurt for me to grab this even though I have Agricola standard version. Seems like this is a quicker play version of it. Mack the Knife Well-Known Member Jun 21, 2012 562 0 0 #11 Mack the Knife, Aug 15, 2016 correction, $2.99 hmm, not many folks playing this i see. i can't determine if everyone already has the actual board game and has played it to death thus making the app less appealing, or the app stinks. i've seen the one video and the FEW comments i've read say the UI is a little awkward so it's hard to tell if it's just that no one wants this or it's that no one likes this. hey, i grew up poor so 5 bucks means sumthin' Misguided Well-Known Member Jan 27, 2009 2,346 19 38 #12 Misguided, Oct 12, 2016 On sale for 1.99 (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Password: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
This is not as approachable as the other Digidiced titles, but still has the remarkable quality as those games. It strips out the planting elements of Agricola and focuses on the animal husbandry. The tutorials are enough to get going, but strategy will be elusive at first.
I always pick up games made by Uwe but seeing as I have Agricola do I even need this one? Wish glass road would drop been waiting for it for months and haven't heard anything in a while on it
Glass Road is already out, on iPad - has been for a while. This is a much quicker game than Agricola - I've never played it before - but really enjoyed the games I played last night.
Yeah, Glass Road has issues, but damn, I got another Uwe game on my iPad that I was never going to get to play analog. It's a coffee priced win for me I'm sitting on the fence with this at the moment, I think the devs are great, but I have Le Havre and Agricola.... Not been too tempted by Inland port or this (and the UI does look a bit busy... wondering if Lord Gek is going to comment on me saying that )? Anyone willing to persuade me to add 2 more board games to my virtual shelves?
It's Uwe. Enough persuasion yet? Actually after seeing how differently this feels from Agricola, I'm going to pick up Inland Port as well.
Just finish the tutorial and run a couple of games against easy AI, no game-murdering bug so far and I like what I am seeing. There is a DLC/expansion with more animals and building available for another US$3.99.
Thanks guys no wonder I didn't realize glass road was out. I don't play games on an iPad at all. I do have a 6s plus which to me is damn near an iPad. FTL would be nice too but since I don't have an iPad can't play it either. After really looking over this game it seems like it wouldn't hurt for me to grab this even though I have Agricola standard version. Seems like this is a quicker play version of it.
correction, $2.99 hmm, not many folks playing this i see. i can't determine if everyone already has the actual board game and has played it to death thus making the app less appealing, or the app stinks. i've seen the one video and the FEW comments i've read say the UI is a little awkward so it's hard to tell if it's just that no one wants this or it's that no one likes this. hey, i grew up poor so 5 bucks means sumthin'
