The base game is free to a point and then has microtransactions to purchase the full game and expansions. The Steam version plays just like the physical board game, and it’s free… kinda. $47.99 Buy on Amazon How does it stack up on Steam? There were some people online who had issues with bugs in the online version, but I was perfectly fine and didn’t run into any issues. However, playing with people I knew online was absolutely a blast. I tried playing some solo games and random matchmaking games, but it didn’t have that same feeling I was looking for from a board game. We got onto Discord (a free VoIP) and were talking trash and slinging insults to each other as if we were in the same room. I had a lot of fun and was able to hop online and play with some friends who live in a different state. They went with a simple recreation that works really well. There are no fancy 3D effects or reworkings for the PC version. It’s so goofy and fun, and they recreated the artwork faithfully in the digital version. Small World has tons of exciting expansions for the tabletop version that really spice things up if you’ve been playing the original for a while. You gain points for controlling territories, and for special abilities mixed in randomly with your race cards. You’ll quickly find out that the map doesn’t have enough space for everyone to live peacefully it is a small world after all.

In Small World, you’ll pick a race, mixed with a random ability, and begin to conquer the map. She’s a huge fantasy nerd (and nerd in general) and Small World mixes up the generic fantasy tropes in such a fun way.

Kendra got Small World for her birthday a few years ago and it’s one of her favorites.

Digital Version | Days of Wonder, Asmodee Digital | 2013

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