So many games mimic each other. The Draugr is great for gamers tired of it all. All it would take to make it perfect is tooltips from long presses that show additional info for the new Draugr.Don’t worry, if you get bored of the same old board just turn off the top option under Options.

The app is designed well and everything works fine, but I found the gameplay frustrating because two of the strong daugr constantly take away your spikes or waters, many times per game, so you can’t build them up enough in time to win the game. You have to kill 4 of the 6 to win. I’ve defeated 2, almost 3, but with those two daugr constantly taking supplies away, it’s near impossible, even on the “beginner” board. There should be an option to turn off the ability of those two daugr to take your supplies (they could still add corruption, that’s fine); in fact, I saw people online who play the board game that way, not letting them take your stuff. It’s challenging enough without that and would be more enjoyable. If that option were added in settings, I’d try the game again. Until then, I’ve deleted it. If you like a hard game, you might like it, but this seemed a bit unbalanced to me. Still, they did a good job designing the app, it does work well in every other way.

This is one of my favorite games by designer Todd Sanders. A simple rules set means that one can start playing very quickly. The player has to make meaningful choices each turn, and the playtime is relatively quick. I highly recommend this puzzle game. It is a great value for the cost :)

A nifty game, but too many bugs. On iPad 3, every time I hit undo or the info button, the app crashes to the main screen. Tokens on cards may persist after this crash, but they may become invisible if they don't vanish altogether. This has lots of promise, but for now it's tough to play.