Sagrada

Dire Wolf Digital

About this game

Bring your stained glass masterpiece to dazzling digital life in Sagrada, the dice-drafting board game from Floodgate Games.

Take turns selecting colorful dice and placing them in your gorgeous stained-glass window. The artisan who creates the most beautiful window wins.

Choose your dice carefully!
Find the perfect fit for each piece of your window: restrictions on both the color and number showing on your die make for a puzzling challenge.

Use your tools!
As a master artisan, your tools-of-the-trade will help you shape the dice available.

Please your admirers!
Adapt to the fickle demands of your patrons -- while keeping your signature artistic flair -- for additional prestige.

Ratings and reviews

A great digital implementation of the board game. The campaign mode is a very nice touch too! I like that there's just enough digital polish on the graphics without being over bearing. Highly suggested if you like the physical version but can't get all your friends to show up at the same time.

I have the physical game, and it was so nice to be able to have the mobile version to play on road trips or just while hanging out with my girlfriend. The colors are beautiful and the app runs smoothly most of the time. I have had a few minor gripes: * Use of the tools is not always intuitive and I've had to trial and error a couple of times (especially that one tool that allows you to draft twice and skip your turn; I get it now, but yeesh). * My friends and I interpreted a couple tools to allow you to switch dice places, but the app does not let you move a die to anywhere that's not an empty space. That's fine, it's just a house rule that doesn't translate into the app. * The screen sometimes goes blank if you switch to another app and come back, and then you have to restart the app, which is slightly frustrating. * It's SLIGHTLY pricey for a game app. I feel like the physical game should come with a QR code that lets you download the app for free, but I understand why that might not make business sense. * The fact that the AI will sometimes take over if you're playing against a human opponent and one of you loses connection is my biggest gripe. That's a huge problem. * The AI cheats, and I don't mean that in the usual gamer sense (though I have felt that way too). I mean AI players seem to cooperate. I have literally witnessed one AI have access to a purple six and a purple one, change the one to a six and use it, just so the next AI player still has access to that purple six that it needs. I've seen such AI cooperation more than once (or maybe it's a random glitch where one AI just doesn't recognize there's already a purple six and it just seems very CONVENIENT that the next AI needs a purple six, but I'm not a programmer, what do I know?).

Very addictive game with some issues. Multiplayer is one of the biggest downfalls this game has. You are immediately replaced with an AI if you loose your connection. I was replaced while I was answering a text and the game was running in the background. This is frustrating to say the least. There is also a bug where the game goes completely black if the phone screen was locked during play. You have to force quit the game and start over. All games except campaign are lost including Multiplayer.