Sagrada

And if you get friends to play with you, it's great to play over a call since it's both light enough to talk over and crunchy enough to fill silences with thought.

Play locally or online against others, or play the single-player campaign that is pretty decent too.

The graphics are good, gameplay is solid, and the game is pretty and feels nice to handle in a way that reflects the board game. online multiplayer pairings seem to work fine both for random pick up games and private games with friends.

You easily get into the game and then the difficulty increases every game of the campaign just enough to keep things interesting but not frustrating.

The full set of rules are available and accessible directly from the menu for easy consultation should you wish.

The digital version amplifies its strengths with smooth controls, charming visuals, and a calm, polished presentation that makes every match feel like assembling a work of art.