The increase in the number of characters also makes each individual one less impactful. Dungeons are more split into skirmish rooms that do lose that sense of wonder. On the flip side, this sort of endless play is at the cost of exploration and interesting dungeons. The combat is also more interesting than ever before with more options and strategies.

You are constantly leveling to take on new challenges and watch those numbers go up. Think of it more akin to a hero-collecting mobile game. The breadth here is much wider than previous. First, there is a ton of content in here and many events, characters, and items to unlock. With Warhammer Quest: Silver Tower, the series goes free to play. Each character felt unique, singular, and grew with me. The graphics and dungeons hearkened back to dungeon crawl board games in a really unique way. I spent many hours on the previous Warhammer Quest titles. All in all, Wingspan Digital Edition is an enjoyable take on this modern classic. This is a big plus in our current turbulent times. Each bird comes to life and the backgrounds have a real calming vibe. It also does a good job of communicating quickly what other players did during their turns and interrupting when you need to take an action. Since this is a tableau style game, you do still swap through to see other player’s information, but it is all presented pretty clearly. I would say largely, this is a task they succeeded at. The digital version had a unique challenge to tackle by attempting to communicate all this info while being manageable on a digital screen. While the choices are relatively straightforward, there is a lot of information to keep track of when it comes to board state. When I finally got it to the table, I honestly was surprised by the complexity of information.

I came to Wingspan later than most but it was always on my radar.

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