Games for this weekend №19

Recently we’ve got many questions about playing solo on Tabletopia. So today, we are happy to present to you the special selection of games you can play solo!

 

1. Imperial Settlers

 

Your goal in a solo game is to build more Faction Locations in your Empire than the virtual player collects cards during the 5 rounds of play. During the game, track your Victory Points scored just like in a normal game. If you defeat the virtual player by building more Faction Locations, use your Victory Point score to track your high score.

 

Play zone: https://beta.tabletopia.com/play/imperial-settlers

 

 

2. Scythe

 

When you don’t have the time, option, or desire to get a gaming group together, don’t worry. We have you covered. Using an artificial opponent called the Automa to Scythe, you can play the game solo.

 

As the player, you follow the same rules as you would in a game against another human. The Automa, however, follows a simplified rule set, purposely designed to reduce the burden of running the Automa.

 

Play zone: https://beta.tabletopia.com/play/scythe

 

 

3. Nations The Dice Game

 

You play against a shadow opponent that collects books and buys tiles. At the end of the game compare your score with the Hall of Fame. Try to score more in the next game. For a tougher game reroll any 4s you roll for the opponent.

 

Play zone: https://beta.tabletopia.com/play/nations-the-dice-game

 

 

4. Police Precinct

 

When playing a 1-person game, play with two Characters ( and corresponding cars), just as if you were playing a 2-person game. Play the two Characters separately (do not exchange cards, Donuts, or Upgrades), and follow the normal player turn-order for each.

 

Play zone: https://beta.tabletopia.com/play/police-precinct

 

 

5. Roll Player

 

There are several changes to the solo game you can find in the rulebook. Final scoring occurs in the same way as in the multiplayer game, except that for every 8 Gold the player has at the end of the game, the player earns one Reputation Star. Then you can check how well you did using the chart in the rulebook. Are you a True Hero or just an ordinary NPC?

 

Play zone: https://beta.tabletopia.com/play/roll-player

 

 

6. Progress: Evolution of Technology

 

To play the game, you will take turns one after another. In a solitaire game, in addition to your actions, every turn you may take a free action to exchange a Technology card from your hand with a Technology card from the Time deck.

 

Play zone: https://beta.tabletopia.com/play/progress

 

 

7. Town Center

 

When playing with the solo Central Park map randomly lay all 20 cubes in a row (with no red Office cubes in the first 3 spots). Each round draw the first 3 cubes, choose 2 of them to build, and place the third in the back of the row. At the beginning of the 10th round, build the last 2 cubes. You can compare your final result to the Solo Score Level table in the rulebook.

 

Play zone: https://beta.tabletopia.com/play/town-center

 

 

8. Viceroy

 

If you want to play Viceroy by yourself, you can play against a virtual opponent who acts only during the auction phase. When you play by yourself, you cannot lose. Calculate your points after every game and try to beat your high score.

 

Play zone: https://beta.tabletopia.com/play/viceroy

 

 

9. 1944: Race to the Rhine

 

The solitaire game uses the standard rules with several modifications. Player should try to achieve an automatic victory in the lowest possible number of turns. Your victory is valid only if it survives a counter-attack(s) made against all areas with your control marker vulnerable to counter-attack.

 

Once a player achieves an automatic victory, then in his next game, he should try to achieve a better result (i.e. automatic victory in fewer turns). If the player wins in the same number of turns, then he should compare the number of collected medals.

 

Play zone: https://beta.tabletopia.com/play/1944-race-to-the-rhine

 

 

10. K2

 

The solo game rules are the same as usual. The player always takes a risk token, no matter what cards are played. In the end of the game you can copare the number of your victory points with the tabe in the rulebook to find out the victory level achieved.

 

Play zone: https://beta.tabletopia.com/play/k2

 

 

11. Lewis & Clark

 

In the Solo game, you apply the same rules as for the multi-player game except for

the two following differences:

1. each place where an Indian is present in the Indian Village provides the resource corresponding to its resource badge
2. After you have finished your turn, move the Alexander Mackenzie figure (your opponent) one space forward on the route.

You win the game if you manage to settle your Camp in Fort Clatsop (or beyond) before the arrival of Alexander Mackenzie at Fort Clatsop.

 

Play zone: https://beta.tabletopia.com/play/lewis-clark

 

 

12. Vinhos Deluxe

 

You will be playing against the ruthless Lacerda, an AI player. Play still alternates between you and Lacerda; however, you take both of your Actions consecutively, as does Lacerda. After you or Lacerda take 2 Actions, advance the Year/Taxation marker.

 

At the end of the game award yourself accolades according to the criterias listed in the rulebook. You can be also awarded a title from Single-Carboy Winemaker up to Wine Magnate.

 

Play zone: https://beta.tabletopia.com/play/vinhos-deluxe