Cascadia Digital

Best adaptation of a physical board game into an app. Love it my favorite game. Just needs more expansions to buy

It just feels right. It’s satisfying on the phone. Wish it was around sooner

Got this so I can play online but the game crashed several times. For the price I paid I expect it to work. Avoid this app at all costs.

Somehow, I was timed out and replaced by a bot. No way! That might be the first time that has ever happened to me. Please ensure notifications work from your side! This never should have happened and I'm really annoyed, having put a lot of effort into a game with my buddies, thinking I was in a good position to win and then to find out I'm not in the game anymore! Going to rate your game one star as a result but will be happy to review again if fixed.

So happy this game is finally on line! Works really good.

Love it when our favorite board game goes digital. Looks great, plays the same. Well done!

The game itself is great. Unfortunately, the cross device sync doesn’t work. I’m signed in with both Game Center and a Dire Wolf account and progress on my iPad doesn’t show up on my phone.

Well done on the game! Was considering getting the board game and decided to try the app first, now I'm looking forward to playing it in person with friends or family. The music however, is really bad. I think if the acoustic guitar and percussion is removed, you'd have a perfectly suitable soundtrack. Especially the menu screen music - just expand upon that and keep the sloppy folky acoustic guitar/cajon out of the mix.

The details they put into each tile and sounds for each animal make this an even more enjoyable play. I enjoy playing solo and with this app it gives me all the challenges found in the box in a more convenient way to play. Fantastic work Dire Wolf! Can’t wait for the Isle of Cats app to drop at the end of the month.

If you love playing Cascadia, this is a lovely way to do so. I’ve been playing it daily. Surprisingly, it falls into more of a zen puzzle experience for me then some other digital board games. Pass and play is implemented well. So it is also a great way to get a quick game of Cascadia in without the setup/put-away of the actual game. My minor criticisms are the following. At least on older iPads (like mine), the battery drain is worse than a vampire at an all-you-can-eat-human-buffet. Caught me by surprise. Would be great if Dire Wolf worked out a way to turn off some of the particle effects and such. Another thing that would likely be too much a lift at this point of the release, after scoring has concluded, a way to review how each thing scored on each board. That feels like a missed opportunity for those that can struggle with how to score some of the more complicated animal variants. That said, I still get about 2 rounds of the game in a day worth the money and the battery headaches.