Best Board Game Games on Steam
Digital board games or board-inspired systems built around turns, pieces, and rules.
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1Tabletop Simulator
- Players say: Host up to ten players at a physics-driven virtual table to play, customize, or build board games, card games, and RPG sessions. Players like: Remote Game Nights · Workshop Game Variety · Custom Game Creation
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Tabletop Simulator is the only simulator where you can let your aggression out by flipping the table! There are no rules to follow: just you, a physics sandbox, and your friends. Make your own online board games or play the thousands of community created mods. Unlimited gaming possibilities!
Jun 5, 2015
In this game, you can…
- load almost any board game from the Workshop and play it online with friends.
- build huge 3D dungeons and battle maps, then run a full tabletop campaign remotely.
- import your own images, decks, and 3D models, then playtest a custom board game you designed.
- flip the entire table and send every piece flying.
- shuffle, deal, and hide card hands like you're actually holding physical cards.
- automate setup, scoring, and cleanup so a modded game mostly runs itself.
- save a table exactly as it is, reload it later, and even move components between different games.
2Liar's Bar
- Players say: At a four-player bar table, bluff through cards, hidden-dice bids, poker, and slots, where failed calls can cost your life. Players like: Fun With Friends · Bluffing Mind Games · Chaotic Voice Chat
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Dive into this multiplayer online experience set in a sketchy bar where the games are as dangerous as the patrons. Join a table of 4 and test your skills in Liar's Dice and Liar's Deck, where lying and bluffing are key to victory. Ready for a night at Liar's Bar?
Oct 2, 2024
In this game, you can…
- get caught bluffing and be forced into Russian roulette on the spot.
- hit 5 points to unlock EXECUTE, letting the top player instantly kill the lowest player, with ties decided at random.
- stack bullets by calling, or fold and pull the trigger with whatever you already risked.
- go all-in and force everyone else to bet everything or fold and face the gun.
- roll hidden dice, raise the bid in public, and watch the loser drink poison until two bottles knocks them out.
- spin slots, claim how many Hearts you have, and get dragged into a Death Spin if someone calls you a liar.
- spiral from one bluff into double-, triple-, and even quintuple-bluff mind games over voice chat.
- watch a whole table stack the same card claim until someone finally calls LIAR and the wrong person gets killed.
3100% Orange Juice
- Players say: Roll dice to cross colorful boards, gather stars, battle rivals, and use character abilities and cards to chase victory. Players like: Chaotic Friend Matches · Cute Anime Art · Character Variety
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100% Orange Juice is a digital multiplayer board game populated by developer Orange Juice's all-star cast. Characters from Flying Red Barrel, QP Shooting, Suguri and Sora come together with all-new characters to duke it out... with dice.
May 16, 2014
In this game, you can…
- steal someone's stars and progress by dropping an exchange trap on their home square.
- get targeted all game, then kill a boss, stack 400+ stars, hit multiple home panels in a row, and win anyway.
- force everyone to roll 1s with a character-specific hyper card that overrides the table's dice.
- watch a random seagull spawn on an enemy space, survive one round, then lose the next dice clash and get wiped out.
- choose whether to win by hoarding stars or by racking up wins from fights and bosses.
- share a single deck where anyone's trap, event, boost, or battle card can flip your plan in an instant.
- step onto a boss panel, take one huge hit, and lose half your stars in a single swing.
4Dorfromantik
- Players say: Place and rotate hexagonal landscape tiles, matching terrain and completing quests to grow a village map and extend your run. Players like: Calming Atmosphere · Charming Visuals · Satisfying Tile Placement
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Dorfromantik is a peaceful building strategy and puzzle game where you create a beautiful and ever-growing village landscape by placing tiles. Explore a variety of colorful biomes, discover and unlock new tiles and complete quests to fill your world with life!
Apr 28, 2022
In this game, you can…
- land a perfect tile where all six edges match, earn bonus points and extra tiles, and chain those perfect fits to keep the run going.
- build long stretches of track or water until tiny trains and boats start moving across your map.
- switch into creative mode and build an unlimited landscape with no pressure, then keep shaping it after a normal run ends.
- rotate hex tiles to find the single best slot, then watch forests, villages, rivers, rails, and fields fuse into one continuous map.
- finish quests like a windmill needing 6 grain fields or a locomotive needing 10 tracks, then get rewarded with more tiles to expand the world.
- close off regions on purpose so you don't block future growth, planning several placements ahead to preserve both points and tile supply.
5Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes
- Players say: One player sees a timed bomb while teammates read its manual, then they must communicate to solve modules before it explodes. Players like: Communication Teamwork · Chaotic Group Laughs · Fresh Bomb Layouts
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Find yourself trapped alone in a room with a ticking time bomb. Your friends have the manual to defuse it, but they can't see the bomb, so you're going to have to talk it out – fast!
Oct 8, 2015
In this game, you can…
- rely on your friends to read a manual you can't see while you describe a ticking bomb.
- argue over whether a screen is blank or literally says "nothing," and have the answer depend on that difference.
- accidentally defuse a bomb while trying to demonstrate how to blow it up on purpose.
- rotate roles so the person defusing and the people reading instructions swap mid-session like a hotseat.
- shout out a Morse code signal as "long" and "short" while someone else decodes it from a chart in real time.
- navigate a maze module by having one person see the map and another person see the bomb.
- clear module after module, hit a late rush with seconds left, and still win on a last-second wire cut.
- print out the manual and turn the room into a shared workspace with binders, sheets, and a helper calling out notes.
6Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus
- Players say: Lead Adeptus Mechanicus expeditions on Silva Tenebris, customize Tech-Priests, and battle Necrons in turn-based tactical combat. Players like: Soundtrack and atmosphere · Tactical combat · Tech-Priest customization
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MECHANICUS II ANNOUNCED! Take control of one of the most technologically advanced factions in the Imperium: the Adeptus Mechanicus. In this turn-based tactical game, your every decision will weigh heavily on the outcome of the conflict. Will you be blessed by the Omnissiah?
Nov 15, 2018
In this game, you can…
- fire six Solar Atomizers in a row at the Overlord by feeding one unit enough resources to keep shooting
- race a tomb's awakening meter, skipping missions or diving into the final boss early before the countdown hits 100%
- stack buffs onto one unit and delete a boss in a single turn with a basic axe, just by building the combo right
- choose which rooms to enter on a holographic tomb map, then decide whether to finish, capture, or spare a wounded enemy for wildly different outcomes
- spend a shared pool of points to chain movement, attacks, summons, and abilities into one unit's huge multi-step turn
- line up attacks that always land, then solve fights by cracking armor types and positioning instead of gambling on hit chance
- install upgrades that physically change your Tech-Priest's body, like growing a sensor array or swapping in bionic legs that alter their movement
- use an item that makes a Tech-Priest untargetable, then deliberately delay turns to waste the enemy's actions while you set up
- lose a Tech-Priest in a mission and still bring them back later for a resource, without the campaign ending
7Poker Night at the Inventory (2010 Original Version)
- Players say: Play Texas Hold’em against four unlikely crossover characters, weighing your bets while their jokes and rivalries fill the table. Players like: Funny Character Banter · Crossover Cast · Poker Learning
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Prepare for a different kind of poker night in a very different kind of club and play against familiar faces!
Nov 22, 2010
In this game, you can…
- reach the point where an opponent runs out of cash and wagers a personal TF2 item on one last desperate hand.
- bust Max, Strong Bad, Tycho, or Heavy and watch them actually leave the table.
- go all-in right after an opponent puts an item on the table and sometimes win the reward when everyone folds.
- push the AI into folding instantly or calling all-in with terrible hands by shoving every round.
- learn Texas Hold'em from scratch by playing, using the tutorial, and recognizing hands like flushes, straights, and full houses.
- chase a straight flush or royal flush for achievements, even if it takes over a hundred hours.
- study each opponent's personality and betting habits as tells, like Heavy playing aggressive while Tycho stays conservative.
- trigger chaotic betting spirals where weak hands turn into bluff wars that either collapse fast or explode into an all-in showdown.
85D Chess With Multiverse Time Travel
- Players say: A chess variant where moves reach into the past or parallel timelines, branching boards and reshaping the path to checkmate. Players like: Mind-Bending Chess · Clever Time Tactics · Satisfying Eureka Moments
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It's the first ever chess variant with spatial, temporal, and parallel dimensions. It's 5D Chess With Multiverse Time Travel! Move pieces back in time to create branching timelines. Send a rook to a parallel dimension. Protect your kings in the present and in the past!
Jul 22, 2020
In this game, you can…
- have ten active timelines where a single move can put five past kings in check at once.
- watch the AI create nine parallel dimensions, then checkmate it three moves in the past in two different dimensions.
- move a king into an alternate dimension, creating a parallel present where there are now two enemy kings to deal with.
- send a queen back to the start of the game to try to win before the present ever happens.
- answer a time-travel queen by positioning a bishop in a different timeline to capture it in an alternate present.
- checkmate an opponent five turns in the past, after the present has already spiraled into multiple timelines.
- make moves that shift pieces across timelines so one turn can involve moving five pieces between dimensions.
- use a move that threatens a king that used to exist, winning by targeting where it was rather than where it is.
9Tainted Grail: Conquest
- Players say: Lead an adventurer across cursed Avalon, building a battle deck and fighting turn-based encounters to grow stronger between runs. Players like: Dark Fantasy Atmosphere · Distinct Class Builds · Story and Quests
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A unique, infinitely replayable, story-driven hybrid between a deck-building Roguelike and an RPG game. Explore the ever-changing maps, fight with deadly enemies, and learn what happened to the cursed island of Avalon.
May 27, 2021
In this game, you can…
- leave a quest half-finished, die, then finish it on a later run with a different character and the village still remembers
- make a dialogue choice that permanently changes all future runs
- summon worms, wyrms, or golems, promote them as they fight, and have them explode when they hit level 5
- watch your torch start as a helper, then drop low and begin adding hindering cards to your deck even if you never play them
- skip every fight on a 3D map and sprint straight to the boss if you think you can survive
- build a deck past 30 cards, then prune it into a tight engine that starts chain-reacting
- enter an optional final challenge where you have 15 turns to deal as much damage as possible without dying
- set up delayed triggers for several turns, then land a 1000-damage combo while other enemies are still alive
10Wingspan
- Players say: Build a bird sanctuary in a turn-based card strategy game, chaining species abilities to gather food, lay eggs and score. Players like: Beautiful Bird Art · Relaxing Music And Sounds · Satisfying Strategy Chains
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Wingspan is a relaxing, award-winning strategy card game about birds for 1 to 5 players. Each bird you play extends a chain of powerful combinations in one of your three habitats. Your goal is to discover and attract the best birds to your network of wildlife preserves.
Sep 17, 2020
In this game, you can…
- watch your birds trigger on opponents' turns, so your board can keep firing even when you're not acting.
- discard eggs to gain two food with specific birds, turning eggs into fuel for big plays early.
- click a bird you played to hear its call, see it animate, and get a narrated factoid the first time it shows up.
- build a habitat engine where one bird play triggers a cascade of more food, more eggs, and more cards.
- take one habitat action and get more rewards just because you've filled more slots in that row already.
- use a communal birdfeeder with up to five dice, and time your grabs around when it refreshes.
- pivot mid-game as public round goals rotate, and chase private bonus cards that reward oddly specific bird setups.
- play asynchronously with days-long turn windows, then stack your final score against a weekly community challenge.
