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Pathfinder Adventures
Developer Obsidian Entertainment
Pathfinder Adventures translates the best-selling Pathfinder Adventure Card Game into an entirely new breed of digital card game, where players adventure collaboratively to battle monsters and villains, and acquire new feats, items, weapons, and allies. From the Steam store page
191 reactions from 2 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky) · newest Sep 13, 2026 · last updated Oct 8, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
54
Mixed
101 positive · 85 negative
95% range 47–61%
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| Steam reviews | 101 | 85 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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5 newer reactions are still waiting for a label.
Steam's own rating
Mixed
560 of 871 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What people are saying
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Reactions
60 of 191 · most liked firstWARNING: Do not buy if you plan on linking your account to play on multiple devices. This functionality no longer works and has not been disclosed on the store page or in the game itself.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →From my understanding, this used to be a microtransactions game, now a pay to play game. That change is good, as I prefer to buy the game once and enjoy it without being gated by energy, watching ads for gems, or having to buy lootboxes for cards. But the game itself has not been updated to match this change. The menu is annoying to navigate, the online saving and crossplatform saves transfer isn't reliable (you can lose your teams and your progress), the deck building is abysmal and tedious.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's unfortunate to have to write a review like this, but it is necessary. For all the good there is in this game, it is overshadowed by the numerous minor, major, and game-breaking bugs - especially the final scenario. The developers/publisher abandoned this game unfinished a long time ago, and just left it in it's current bug-riddled state. It's shameful. You don't have to look very hard on the internet to find the catalogs of bugs that passionate players have diligently spelled out for the…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really tried to get into it but it's just not possible, the game is janky, has a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ shop, no lore just some lackluster dialogue, a frustrating 30 round limit and you can't even make your own character... Oh yeah, it also bugs out a couple of times per adventure. It's just not fun to play
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I want to like this game, I really do. But the changes from the tabletop game to the digital game are predatory and designed to make the game less fun in order to force microtransactions. As it is, rather than being 'A board game that emulates playing through a pathfinder adventure' it's more like 'A board game that emulates playing through a pathfinder adventure run by an adversarial DM who is unhappy unless they're "winning"' and that is the worst possible tabletop experience.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Do NOT buy this game, since the developers just left it never fixing a lot of bugs. Paizo, pls, either hire someone to fix this mess or hire someone to make a better version (
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's an alright game. But with everything these days, it seems the devs have started boarding the "Microtransaction bus to hell". I'll keep grinding, but i'm dissapointed at what buying the full game grants me so far.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The difficulty level is quite high. Although the randomness of the cards is fascinating, the controllability of the randomness, in my opinion, is overly dependent on luck.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Got this game looking for something nice and casual to play. It starts out fine, but about half way through the second quest it becomes nearly impossible. Been playing for 9 hours and I've spent at least the last 5 of those doing the same quest over and over. This things a beast, the random roller seems to think 80% success chance means roll a 1. I wouldn't suggest this game to anyone unless you are looking to put your face to the grind stone.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I've owned this game for a couple years now, just getting around to my 5th attempt at playing it. Everytime, it's a game breaking bug. Don't worry, their microtransactions still function, even when their actual support page doesnt.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I apologise in advance for the long review, I hope that it helps you make an informed decision about your purchase. I did not intend for this to be so long, but apparently I had a lot to say about this game. This game had the potential to be great. There are so many things that the developers did right, it makes the game very enjoyable at times. Sadly, the things that they do wrong outweigh and ruin the whole experience. I think the primary mechanic that ruins my enjoyment, personally, is…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →BEWARE!! This is NOT multiplayer. The description text is quite misleading stating: "..entirely new breed of digital card game, where players adventure collaboratively...". I thought this would be a fun Co-op game to play with my friends during the ongoing pandemic. @Asmodee and Obsidian: Change that text. It is quite misleading.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I honestly have had a ton of fun with this game. It is however absolutely rife with bugs- some minor, some helpful, some that will make you lose entire scenarios- and is absolutely not being worked on in anyway. Also, the linking to other devices is buggy as all hell, do everything right and still except to lose progress as it somehow fails to save. I got it via a humblebundle that cost less than this game's price, so it was worth it for me. Your mileage will vary, I'd get it on sale if at…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I want to recommend this game, I really do. It is a pretty faithful recreation of the card game and I love playing it with my friends. That being said I wish this had a multiplayer mode. And this game seems to get buggier as time goes on. So many times I have things just not work the way they are supposed to. Abilities don't trigger. Extra explorations don't happen, but sometimes they do but for some reason just pop up the same encounter you just did so they effectively made you burn more…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I can handle real-money shops, if they're optional. I can also handle game-breaking bugs, if there are workarounds. But an unaddressed, game-breaking bug that makes the last level even harder, which just so happens to incentivize buying buffs at the cash shop? Now that's scummy.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →An enjoyable digital adaptation of the tabletop deck building card game, released in a poorly handled state but the later Obsidian version makes it much easier to get into. Pathfinder Adventures is a card game where 1-6 characters, with each character typically based on one of the iconic Pathfinder characters that represents a particular class, play through a series of games with cards and scenarios based on the adventure paths that have been written for the TRPG. As the digital version of the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is one of those spots where steam needs a neutral recommendation. There's a lot to unpack with this game. First off this is a video game based off of a board game. That board game is a great game that I am very fond of and this video game is a faithful port of that game. Over time the board game has been expanded upon greatly and those expansions have added a lot of really solid features and improvements. This video game ONLY covers the initial offerings of the board game, not the…
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positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →No. One of the worst card games I've ever played, and it has nothing to do with the actual design of the cards, but the implementation of game mechanics. So, it works like this: You have a party of adventurers and you have to find the Big Bad Boss (BBB) in a given scenario. He also has henchmen. The BBB and the henchmen hide in various locations, which you explore in an attempt to thwart them. Cool! So far so good. However, this is where things start to get crap (the poor implementation…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game itself is great! I own both the board game and the digital game on steam//mobile- but after several updates, the digital game has gotten pretty bad. You are bombarded with DLC upsells. You can end up in weird gamestates that get you stuck - literately no path forward, the UI is just stuck. This has happened to me the last few times I've tried to play and it's just too much.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Why NO multiplayer? Original game for 2-5 players!
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm a big fan of the physical game, was enjoying this one despite running into a number of glitches along the way. Hit the final mission and it keeps crashing, turns out some of the cards in my decks cause the final mission to bug out. I'd have given it a passably positive review up to that point, but breaking right at the end is inexcusable and irritating. Stay away.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is entirely too buggy. I fought the same henchman five times in a row, and then still took 20 damage for no reason. I've been stuck in several situations that required a forfeit to get out of, and with the UI, it's difficult to know who's turn it is, in many of those situations. Do not recommend.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Too many bugs and the developer do not care! This is a fantastic game, specially at the tabletop version, where you dont have to deal with the so many bugs this game have. Most of them are just annoying and do not compromise the gameplay, but there are some soft locks that forces you do forfeit and try again. It happens at the final scenario too and basically avoid you to finish the campaign if you are not prepared for this bug (and you wont at yout first run). I really enjoy the game, because…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Overall, I very much like this game. I have become somewhat addicted to it. Given the game's incredible amount of deck building diversity, and card count, no two games ever need to be the same, offering an almost infinite amount of replayability. The main things that I don't like about the game are listed below, in no particular order: A: some of the rules don't make sense compared to the physical card game, like the "Stash" system for instance, which I also don't like. B: The over…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Playing a bit of the digital version of the #Pathfinder Adventures card game. This right here was my gateway back into #TTRPGs about 8 years ago! store.steampowered.com/app/480640/P...
unlabelledView post →Yeah this I feel... Pathfinder Adventures not having a physical box when I shipped it as my first game it just... didn't hit the same as my first ESO box product. It still doesn't feel the same because of that lack of physical existence
unlabelledView post →I wanted to and tried to like this game, but the mechanics make it impenetrable for my enjoyment. I'll stick with normal D&D and less annoying card games
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I went all the way to the last one. The main issue is that it's rather buggy. Additionally, this is abandoned so we know it won't be fixed in the future. When I got to the last one, the big electric dragon kept showing up randomly. I decided to quit when it decided I owed 34 damage (when it's supposed to be 1d4+1). The game is great in theory, the implementation is almost there. It's just too damned buggy.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I've had quite a bit of fun with this game. I mean it does kinda suck that they don't seem to want to make anymore content for it. But overall it is fun and HEAVILY dependent on rng. Failing a roll with a 97% chance of success is just heart breaking lol
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →it may have been worth it a while back, but now its practically unsupported and has growing issues the longer you play the game. currently i have to wait something like 30s before each and every action as the game decides to load the appropriate routine and i mean EACH AND EVERY ACTION. play a card. wait choose the action you want to play said card. wait dice rolled. wait etc. dunno if they will fix it now that they'ved milked it. maybe paizo will bother one of the developers because…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Since there are a lot of negative reviews for this game, I thought I'd post one in its defense. I don't generally like RNG-based games, but this one is usually beatable if you play your cards wisely. It's quite generous with bonus abilities and cards, and the in-game gold can be spent on charms that can be used to offset a run of bad luck with dice rolls. There are a lot of campaigns and scenarios with novel challenges, so I was never bored. There's also some replay value, since you can…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Absolutely loved this game! Especially since you get a free copy for your apple and google accounts. (And they sync!) So not only did it save me hours of setup to play the card game, it allowed me to play anywhere I went and they'd sync up!(can play offline too) Of note, if you love this game and want the DLC then shop across all of the platforms as some have uber-discounted amounts. Once you get it, then it syncs across accounts again.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Impossible to play the game, because it says connection required while I am connected to the internet.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Unfortunately abandoned. But still a very good version of a boardgame
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game just isn't fun. Deckbuilding sucks. The story sucks. If there is a skill component here, it's buried deep behind some very random cards and opaque mechanics. Nothing feels like it synergizes. Nothing feels thematic. Turn actions feel limited and stove-piped. If there is fun here, I'm having to look way too hard for it.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →this game is pretty good but the store, unlocks and all the item integration make the game unplayable. its like a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ mobile game got overlaid and you constantly have to fight against that game to do gameplay. also the obsidian version looks like its all dlc but its not, its mainly character swaps. also no undo, so if you missclick once have fun discard your hole hand.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Had baldur gate1&2 and neverwinter nights game in my library for a long time and didnt enjoy the games. I just realized it happend because I dont know about D&D rules. This game teach me basic D&D rules, now I have a blast playing neverwinter nights.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Overall a great game. Very functional and user-friendly UI. There's a lot to pack in on a screen, but overall they did a great job. Fairly decent story, but I'm not one for a rich story line in general so others might have a different opinion. Extremely re-playable given the cards and characters variants you can try. My experience was it can be very challenging until you get through the learning curve. As frustrated as I was at times by coming so close to victory in a mission, it never…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Upgraded to get the DLC, find out the dlc I needed isn't included. So $10 for things I already had. Great. *Sighs* You know if you can ignore the jank its kind of fun. I still feel nickle and dimed though because even after essentially buying the game 3 times I STILL don't own everything. ♥♥♥♥ this. I'll come back in maybe another 3 years and maybe THEN I'll buy it a 4th time. FYI: 80% or so all all your failures will be on rolls of 90% or higher success rates. Think X-Com. I'm pretty…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you're looking for a party-based rpg deckbuilding game, then this is very addictive even if it has some flaws. Liked: - Choosing a party. Restarting to choose another party. Desperately trying not to restart again to choose another party. - Finishing a scenario or adventure and getting to level up your stats or deck size or abilities. Felt like my characters had accomplished something. - Different classes have specialized decks, with different amounts of weapons, armour etc. A wizard gets…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →DO NOT BUY ANY GAMES FROM TWIN SAILS INTERACTIVE (rebranding of Asmodee Digital). I encourage you to check how many bugs their games have, and how little they care about fixing them. Go stroll over their products and the bugs reports, but most importantly, the developer's reply. They have the habit of releasing stuff and strolling to the next product without ever looking back. I have personally written multiple emails to their official Ticket System, spread between months and never got a…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's Pathfinder Adventure Card Game, the video game. Great if you want to play it, but nobody else does. Less fun than cooperating.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →it's an exploitative mobile game. the board game can be super random, but this version is pay walled. i think i got this in a bundle for pocket change and it's still an abject disappointment.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Very nice digital version of the card game. There are points where the system gets stuck, but it's few and far between and is fixed simply by exiting and re-entering the program. I own about $600 worth of the physical cards, and I've beaten this digital version. The digital version is worth getting whether you play by yourself or with others simply because it erases the setup and tear-down time. If they come out with Skull & Shackles, Mummies Mask, or Revenge of the Fallen, and they are…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Embark of a Half-Dozen Pathfinder Adventures with the Troubles in Grayce Anthology - @paizo.com #Pathfinder #TroubleinGrayce #TTRPGs thegaminggang.com/game-news/em...
unlabelledView post →I honestly regret not buying it when it first came out. This game is really well done. It follows DND rules in an odd way. Get the DLCs, they are worth their low price. Essentially, the game is a series of stories about your adventure band. The band improves just like in DND after completing the stories. The deeper you go, the better your equipment cards are. There is a lot of variety of character classes, spells and equipment, like I said, get the DLCs. There is nothing more fun…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A cautious 'yes'. Its a decent and faithful adaption of the physical game (that I own and had a lot of fun with back when I bought it). Have not yet seen any bugs. However, part of the fun of the physical game was all the careful logging and managing the physical aspects, which is something that appeals to old schoolers like me. Digital, all that gets taken away and it feels like there is rather less to it. I see some people complaining about the stash not being big enough. The physical…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Way ahead of its time, too bad it was not a hit.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →There are a few bugs, but in general it is not a bad adaptation of the original card game. I hated the mechanic of banishing cards from your deck in the original and it is even more stupid in the game where you can pay for cards. But overall the gameplay is captivating.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Two word review: ♥♥♥♥ sandwich
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Downsides: singleplayer, feels like it dreams about crashing, and there is only the first set, Rise of the Runelords, with zero indication of adding more. That last one made me disappointed, the system is here all they would need to do is translate the cards. Pros: Cheap, works, and lets you play 600 times faster than in paper. In-game purchases are unnecessary and if you want the paper experience I'd actually advise against utilizing them. It's fine. 78/100
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I don't understand why you need an online connection for a digital board game. Very slowly paced. Takes quite a while to advance past the first map.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Just good game +++
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →As much as I love the Pathfinder RPG, I really hate this game.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I wish this game had been more successful, so they would adapt the other Pathfinder Adventures modules. Unfortunately, it seems like it was a flop, and this is all we're ever going to get. It's a pretty good adaptation of the table-top version, except it's only one player. You would probably enjoy playing it. But, I can't recommend it because it's essentially an unsupported product now.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game's a decent translation of Pathfinder (Dungeons & Dragons) into a deck-building format, but the interface is both frustrating and confusing. The game also imposes an unfair time limit during certain quests, which IMO doesn't suit D&D or card games. For these reasons I can't recommend what otherwise could have been a decent time-killing game.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Seems to be buggy and not a fan of the daily challenges, if they were at least more lenient on the time but they are ruthless and time consuming.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Maybe I just suck at this game but your party has to be scattered to the extreme and you best be very lucky. For a card game, seems there is far more luck involved than strategy or skill.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's a bunch of double edged swords really. I have the physical card game as well and havent really gotten into that yet. I think the way it is able to teach you the game is great, and having your computer manage all the rules and the card shuffling and everything is great because the game is deceptively complicated with lots of exceptions and various ways to use cards and such. But I think in some ways this works against the game. Pretty much every turn you are trying to manage your hand and…
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