$19.99Tabletop Simulator Every board game, one table
Tabletop Simulator is a physics sandbox for board games with co-op friends: up to 10 players around one online table for chess, poker, mahjong, RPG dungeons, or thousands of Workshop creations, with full freedom to pick up, throw, and flip the table when losing.
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One table for every board game
This is the box of boxes for co-op friends. The base set includes 15 classics like Chess, Poker, Dominoes, Mahjong, and Jigsaw Puzzles, plus an RPG Kit, all in one 3D space with colliding pieces.
You grab a card, rotate it, shake the dice, and throw them across the board. Up to 10 people share the same table, with teams plus voice and text chat to sort out sides, deals, and betrayals. There are no built-in rules, so your group plays the way you want to play.
Beautiful table manners not required
Everything here has physics, and that is half the social game. Pieces bump, topple, scatter, and stack the way you would expect, and you can pick up, flip, and toss anything on the table.
You flip the whole table and watch the board, pieces, and drinks go flying. Then you load the save and pretend it never happened.
Make it up as you go
The table is also a blank board.
Scripting with Lua lets you automate shuffling, dealing, scoring, and other fiddly jobs. A Game Master seat, modular dungeon tilesets, furniture, animated figurines, and an in-game tablet for character sheets and videos make it easy to run an RPG night where one friend controls the dungeon and the rest blunder through it.
Host once, everyone plays
Sessions stay simple for co-op friends. Join a lobby, take a seat, and start moving pieces. Hotseat covers playing locally on the same computer, and admin tools let the host set permissions to keep public tables calm.
Licensed DLC tables work on a kind host model: only the host needs to own the DLC for the whole table to play. Panoramic backgrounds change the room lighting and mood, from a quiet card night to a tournament hall where someone is definitely about to flip something.
Good to know before game night?
How many co-op friends can join one table?
Up to 10 players can share the same table, with team options and built-in voice and text chat. You can also play locally with hotseat on the same computer, which suits a couch night when everyone is in the same room.
What do we actually play?
The base game includes Backgammon, Cards, Chess, Checkers, Chinese Checkers, Dice, Dominoes, Go, Mahjong, Poker, Jigsaw Puzzles, Solitaire, and more, plus an RPG Kit and sandbox table.
Does it work for RPG campaigns?
Yes, that is one of its strongest uses for a regular group. Build dungeons from modular tilesets and furniture, place animated figurines, use multiple states for pieces, hand the Game Master control of the table, and keep character sheets and reference videos open on the in-game tablet.
Do we all need to buy the DLC tables?
No. The licensed DLC packs are made with publishers as themed tables with high quality assets, and only the host needs to own one for everyone seated at that table to play it.
