Tabletop Simulator Launches in June, Will Increase In Price

Berserk Games’ Tabletop Simulator is set to leave Steam Early Access on 5 June, bringing Version 5.0 of the multiplayer online sandbox to the masses at an increased price of US$19.99 (about SG$27).

Tabletop Simulator allows up to eight players to share a gaming table. It comes with a number of classic game modes such as Chess, Dice, Mahjong, and Poker, which are all perfect for getting acquainted with the physics system and controls. A significant factor for its success, however, lies with its Steam Workshop support.

There are over 3,000 mods available at the moment with plenty of the popular picks being recreations of licensed board and card games. While the legality of their existence is in question – companies like Fantasy Flight Gaming have already begun filing copyright claims – there are still plenty of celebrated titles available just one click away.

Nonetheless, plenty of original creations can be found on the Workshop too, from tables to counters and dice towers. Those feeling adventurous can even try out the handful of original games lurking out there; thanks to Workshop’s filters it won’t take long to find something that fits the occasion.

Berserk naturally have more plans post-release. Announced so far is VR support, a mobile version, a Space Theme Pack, and further features and fixes. They’ve also partnered with Skybound Entertainment to bring the card game Superfight as official DLC.

Tabletop Simulator is available for Windows, Mac, Linux and SteamOS at a price tag of SG$15 individually or $45 as a four-pack, at least until the game launches on 5 June.