Most of these games can be played on Tabletop Simulator via Steam or using Roll20. Just because they are older and 1,000 miles away, doesn't mean you can't!
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Most of these games can be played on Tabletop Simulator via Steam or using Roll20. Just because they are older and 1,000 miles away, doesn't mean you can't!
Oh wow, I had no idea! Thanks for letting me know. There are so many games on Steam it's impossible to know what's out there until someone tells you (at least it seems that way to me).
Tabletop Simulator is a single game that people will scan in the manuals and play pieces and build the logic so popular board games can be played multiplayer via the Internet on a computer. Graphics are not as good as if the manufacturer made a native game but the play style should be the same.
I never tried it but really want to give roll20 a go to try D&D again.
Oh man I haven't played D&D since college.
I can give tabletop simulator a try, but my sons are surprisingly computer illiterate for their generation. I can hope.