Latice Strategy Board Game

Love both the app and the board game!

I bought the board game first, learned how to play, and then introduced Latice to my family and friends who all bought the board game as well. We were beyond excited to discover that there was a Latice app. We all downloaded the app and play each other while we are working or doing other activities. We love that when we’re limited for time, we can start a game, play a few moves and then play subsequent moves either minutes, hours or even up to 7 days later. I highly recommend both the board game and app!

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This app won’t let you exit tutorial til you get to the end and won’t let you get to the end without mimicking moves they want you to do flashed rapidly across screen. And, it’s a two player game that won’t let you play via pass and play with two players. Not a fun experience at all.

Love this mucho much!

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I revelry purchased the baked dame and love to play it with my family. This app has the same mechanics of course, so on that level it’s still a good game. But the developers of the app decided to over-complicate it by adding all of these “gamification” elements to it, awarding coins, stars and hearts outside the actual game as an enticement to buy Add-On purchases. And the focus on online play makes it impossible to play without an internet connection, so forget playing on the subway or anywhere else without internet. Even the solo “practice” session is poorly designed - the 5-minute game timer puts pressure on what should otherwise be a serene, thoughtful game. Why? To make it more likely that you would lose “hearts” and have to buy more. It’s pretty clear to me that the game was licensed to the app developer without any limits on what they could do, and as result the developers focused on building something that would make them the most money instead of focusing on making a great user experience. What this game needed was an app similar to other games in this class like Carcassonne or Catan. Simple, no bells and whistles, just good solo and local multiplayer action. Sell it for $5 and be done. As it stands, they won’t be getting s dime from me.