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Castles of Burgundy - the most classic of Feldian’ point salad games, this app does not do a good job of teaching the game, but the tile placing is oh so satisfying.Another one where the app killed the actual boardgame for me. Kingdom Builder - build your little kingdoms to varying victory conditions on varying boards.

Just don’t play a few rounds before going to bed or you will dream of rotating space ship tiles to fit into your board. I hate realtime games but this as an app is fantastic. This is a real time spaceship building game. The app is far less fiddly than the game on the table and I would argue therefore better I’ve played this so much and it is great fun. I never found anyone to play this with and gave away my paper copy. It’s the best of all the Civilization building games IMO. Through the Ages - by now I would call this a classic from CGE.The implementation does a good job of teaching the game but it is also the reason I decided to buy Brass Birmingham when it became available here. I really struggled to win this game against the AI but it was a major success when I did. Brass - if you want an economic brain burner, this is it.I have never played the actual boardgame but I’ve played this app a ton.

Suburbia - if you like city building games but abhor the math of calculating how much a tile will score you, this is a really well implemented app that includes a great tutorial and campaign.

It is the game I started playing when Carcassonne got a little “old” in 2003 or so The app implementation is really nice as well.

Alhambra - a classic that may be difficult to get whereever you are.

Splendor - a wonderful quick engine building game that has inspired so many descendants in the boardgame world and the app is fun to play as well.

Cottage Garden (or Patchwork or Indian Summer) - if you like the polyominoes games, these have nice implementations.

Smallworld - it may not be the area control game to bring to the table anymore but the app plays incredibly fast and is a lot of fun.

It’s a popular game for a reason and the app is the reason I do not own any of the actual games, I prefer it very much over the physical version

Ticket to Ride - the app is so good and so fast and it has so many maps.

(edit: There is also a new implementation of Roll for the Galaxy which is a similar game in the same setting that uses dice in a quite creative fashion)

Race for the Galaxy - a fantastic tableau/engine building classic and the implementation is very good and has all the expansions you would want.

So here’s just a bunch I would recommend where the app is at least as good as the actual game in some cases better. So I’ve owned tablets for a few years and I think I have probably tried ALL the boardgames that are on these things. How can you ask a question like that on a Sunday morning when I have chores I must do first