Agricola: All Creatures Big and Small
Developer DIGIDICED
Agricola is a Euro-style board game created by Uwe Rosenberg. It is a worker placement game with a focus on resource management. In Agricola, players are farmers who sow, plow the fields, collect wood, build stables, buy animals, expand their farms and feed their families. After 14 rounds, players calculate their score based on the size and prosperity of the household. From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
253 reactions from 4 sources (Bluesky, Steam reviews, Lemmy, Mastodon) · newest Nov 3, 2026 · last updated Nov 4, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
26 positive · 46 negative
95% range 26–48%
| Source | + | − | = |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bluesky * | 57 | 11 | 86 |
| Steam reviews | 26 | 46 | 0 |
| Lemmy * | 7 | 0 | 11 |
| Mastodon * | 1 | 0 | 8 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
What players are saying
Counted from the reviewers’ own thumbs up/down on the 73 English Steam reviews we collected, not by the AI. Valve’s all-language rating: Mostly Negative (52 of 133 positive).
Some players praise the adaptation as faithful and fun, especially for fans of the board game. [1][2] Many reviewers criticize the port for bugs, poor UI, and a lackluster tutorial. [3][4][5] Several players note the game is a simplified two-player version, not the full Agricola experience. [6][7][8]
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A good adaptation of the board game (All Creatures Big and Small, the smaller, 2 players version of Agricola, focused on animal husbandry). The interface works well, all is quick and clear. You can easily access the different screens and find information: your farm, the main board with the different actions (just click on them to see what they do), your adversary's farm. The tutorial is good. I also wanted to see …
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Agricola is a very good two player game and I like it very much. It is a low priced game that could entertain you for hours and hours in competative game play or just a few minutes per game to beat the AI or your best friend. It´s up to you. "Agricola: All Creatures Big and small" is a good port from the board game to the digital world. Digidiced did it well to stay close to the original board game from Uwe …
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Short version: Broken Expansion, Broken Achievements, Dead Multiplayer, Overpriced The game only seems to work if you disable expansions and use the same very limited amount of buildings over and over, If you try to load a multiplayer game with more buildings enabled it spits out a connection error and from what I could gather this issue doesn't seem uncommon either. Without the expansions however the game loses a …
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If you are expecting a deep and complex game like Agricola... you will be disappointed. All Creatures Big and Small is a similar but watered down version of the original game. Here you are tending to animals and finding the right combonation of pastures and structures to get the points needed to win. Frankly it is neither fun, interesting or deep for a mature boardgame player. For a kid, this might be a better game. …
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Reluctantly, I have to give the game a thumbs down. While it is a pretty faithful version of the actual boardgame, there are occasional glitches that can cause the game to freeze. The most common one for me has been the AI doing nothing on it's turn. It just stops doing anything. I also really wish it had a bit more of a tutorial. it's been years since I played the physical version and I forgot a lot of things in …
Summarised from 34 of the 214 public posts collected about this game; every point cites the posts behind it ([n] opens the post) and the split is counted from the posts’ own ratings. Updated Oct 13, 2026. How summaries are made
Players who liked Agricola: All Creatures Big and Small talk about good adaptation of the board game; those who didn't talk about bugs, crashes, and glitches in multiplayer. Which matters more to you?
Reactions
60 of 253 · most liked firstA few example gaming opinions that quickly tell me we won’t be compatible as game designers and maybe even players: “Agricola is a gateway game” “The Mind isn’t even a game, it’s an activity” “Party games are a waste of time” “Any coop game that doesn’t solve alpha player is worthless”
neutral · AI labelView post →Short version: Broken Expansion, Broken Achievements, Dead Multiplayer, Overpriced The game only seems to work if you disable expansions and use the same very limited amount of buildings over and over, If you try to load a multiplayer game with more buildings enabled it spits out a connection error and from what I could gather this issue doesn't seem uncommon either. Without the expansions however the game loses a lot of replay value as there's just barely any variation. The interface is…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I played a solo version of my favorite board game, Agricola, for the first time in two years, and absolutely wrecked it 😌 55 points total
positive · AI labelView post →Another fab game of Agricola. There’s a reason why this is a classic!
positive · AI labelView post →Soloing Agricola this evening. #boardgames
neutral · AI labelView post →Heated game of Caverna this afternoon ⛏️ Where does this one fall for you on the Uwe scale?? I need to play Agricola again, but I do think this is higher ranked for me, but lower than AFFO, or Nusfjord. #boardgames
neutral · AI labelView post →"Agricola is a pillar of my game collection" "It's one of your favourite games?" "No, I mean it's been unplayed so long that it's literally load bearing"
neutral · AI labelView post →Soloing Agricola this morning. #boardgames
neutral · AI labelView post →Self confidence is in fact very cool. And I'll convince you over a game of Agricola.
neutral · AI labelView post →First play of Agricola, where if you're anything like me constantly you feel like a terrible farmer. Good stuff!
positive · AI labelView post →Great game of Agricola on Easter Sunday, ensuring that the family make it through harvest and don't starve to death... #boardgames
positive · AI labelView post →Looking forward to getting a good condition 2nd hand copy of Agricola for next to nothing in the near future. It's a good game, and tons of folks will be dumping it for a massive box that contains the same amount of game and a whole pile of guff.
positive · AI labelView post →A good adaptation of the board game (All Creatures Big and Small, the smaller, 2 players version of Agricola, focused on animal husbandry). The interface works well, all is quick and clear. You can easily access the different screens and find information: your farm, the main board with the different actions (just click on them to see what they do), your adversary's farm. The tutorial is good. I also wanted to see the written rules, so I checked the board game manual on the net. For the moment,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's now our third best selling game of all time, and closing in fast on Agricola MoB. It will definitely take second soon. Table Battles is a little farther ahead but I think Six Moons taking the top slot by the end of the year is still doable.
neutral · AI labelView post →I once got (playfully) scolded by a boardgame designer for claiming that 'the more boring the theme, the better the game'. It's obviously an exaggeration, but... kinda true? Brass, Power Grid, Agricola, Pipeline, My Village, Autobahn, Black Forest... all rather dry themes, all great games.
neutral · AI labelView post →ha, no, I am just reminiscing about "you should take the word 'Agricola' out of the title of this game about the actual human man Agricola" & "I think it's more balanced to call it 'The Guilty Land?' with a question mark" & "you should call it 'Deathsticks' or 'Selling Doubt' instead"
neutral · AI labelView post →I don't know about anyone else, but the easiest way to grab my interest for a board game is showing what it looks like in play. Double if it's a map with some kind of dude on it. (Baltic Empires: The Northern Wars of 1558-1721, by @gmtgames.bsky.social Ft Agricola meeples)
neutral · AI labelView post →Edit: some time in: so it is playable and only takes a little getting used to, not a pile o poo on your corn flakes, but ultimately still smells like lies when sold as a PC title. The biggest problem this game has is the same as so many board games on the PC. A lot fo the joy of the play is lost when so much of the game is automated, and there is no real personal interaction at the table, so it all feels a bit rinse repeat chore like rather quickly. This is easy to see in Dominion. Play at…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →City of Six Moons has moved into the number seven slot. Only games ahead of it are evergreens we've been selling for *years* (and Cole's game): 1. Table Battles (2017) 2. Agricola MOB (2016) 3. Wars of Marcus Aurelius (2018) 4. Infamous Traffic (2016) 5. Charlemagne (2017) 6. Supply Lines (2017)
neutral · AI labelView post →If anybody wants to know what a 58-point game of Agricola looks like, have a gander. I will never, ever reach this score again. #boardgames
positive · AI labelView post →First time playing Agricola Farmers of the Moor with a very blinged out copy. 🐮🐴🐑🐷❤️
positive · AI labelView post →#BoardGames Night! I got slaughtered in my first-ever game of Orleans, but taking the win in Agricola was a fine salve. I really want to revisit Orleans. Even though I lost horribly, the game was good fun. And Agricola is my all-time fav.
positive · AI labelView post →i'm so tired of that crap i want it to be a law enforced by an entire federal agency that before you can advocate for subsistence family farms you have to win a game of Agricola on the hardest difficult
neutral · AI labelView post →Played a solo game of Agricola this evening. I love this game. First time I managed to get all 7 occupations in play. Started with the "Paper Maker" and used that to my advantage. Scored a respectable 51 points. 🐑 🐂 🐗 #boardgames #soloboardgames #tabletopgames
positive · AI labelView post →Race for the Galaxy is a card game with similar mechanics/complexity as (bulky) resource management games like Agricola
neutral · AI labelView post →Poorly designed UI, bugged achievements, poorly optimized. Great game, horrible port.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Thirty-sixth game of 2026 is "Agricola: All Creatures Great and Small" with @kbowenwriter.bsky.social . This is the small two-player "just animals" version of the OG.
neutral · AI labelView post →So… Agricola has AI now? When you create a game with AI, it feels soulless—and games are supposed to have soul. That’s what makes them so special.
neutral · AI labelView post →Today's video is a review of Agricola, and it is a throwback review. We are looking at an older edition so we will be talking just about what matters, the gameplay. Find out why a game nicknamed "misery farm" is actually pretty damned good. youtu.be/EM4W5HyYldE
neutral · AI labelView post →288th game of 2026 is "Agricola: All Creatures Great and Small" with "Even More Buildings" by @zmangamesofficial.bsky.social with @kbowenwriter.bsky.social - a nice little version of the OG with lots of animals
neutral · AI labelView post →WIP Wednesday: 36 little bread tokens to replace Agricola’s generic “food” token (which interestingly enough has no food depicted on it 🤔) #boardgame #agricola #art #wip #miniature
neutral · AI labelView post →178) Agricola. Classic worker placement/resource management game that is extremely fun for experienced players but potentially brutally punishing for beginners.
neutral · AI labelView post →Be careful: Artificially underrated game. Most of players were expecting Agricola because they don't even know this 2-player version "All Creatures..." from 2012. This is the port of the Mobile game. Pros : Good adaptation of the game. Extension included. Online+Split screen. Cons : Mobile interface (no work to adapt to mouse or controller) Conclusion: to buy at 50% off if you already know another player.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Agricola is a very good two player game and I like it very much. It is a low priced game that could entertain you for hours and hours in competative game play or just a few minutes per game to beat the AI or your best friend. It´s up to you. "Agricola: All Creatures Big and small" is a good port from the board game to the digital world. Digidiced did it well to stay close to the original board game from Uwe Rosenberg. The game introduce you in the famers life by build up stables and pastures…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Played Agricola for the first time today. “Misery farm” is an apt description. I scored 17 points. The winner doubled my score. I was very much in last place, but I fed my people the whole game.
neutral · AI labelView post →I know that more recent Uwe Rosenberg games have sanded off some of the rough edges, but I still love Agricola. #boardgames
positive · AI labelView post →Agricola feels like the appropriate Thanksgiving board game to appreciate the meal you just ate.
positive · AI labelView post →I love playing Agricola in real life, and I wanted to try out the digital version of All Creatures Big and Small before buying it for a friend and I to play (it's hard to get enough people to play the full version of Agricola). The user experience is horrible and the tutorials teach you nothing about how to play the game. If you bother to read the rules and figure out how to play, you still won't have any fun with this. I don't know if All Creatures Big and Small is fun to play in person, but…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Still moving (but nearly done!) games are some of the last in the storage unit. I have a renewed appreciation for reasonably sized games. Should Agricola take up nearly a whole shelf? idk. real sad about my not soloable games. hope i can play em some day. idk how to sort this, any ideas?
neutral · AI labelView post →Hello! - I am game designer, and second place winner of the Zenobia Award II, with my game Silencio (which gives a glimpse on the way people are affected by violence in Mexico). - I really love Agricola 🐑 - I adore Kaos (the now cancelled series) and storytelling experiments in general!
positive · AI labelView post →Limped home a distant second (43VP) to Raphael (56VP). Just couldn’t quite get going while he had an effortless food engine. Still satisfying as always. #boardgames #agricola
positive · AI labelView post →Weekly Recap! 📼 Liberation Day, game night, more walking in nature and part two of our Lord of the Rings Magic draft! Games in this video: - Agricola (by @lookoutgames.bsky.social) - Sausage Sizzle (by @25thcentury.games) - Paperback - Illimat (by @twogetherstudios.bsky.social) - Magic
neutral · AI labelView post →Finished a 3p asynch game of Agricola on BGA boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/20... #boardgame
neutral · AI labelView post →Second game of the day is Agricola. #boardgames
neutral · AI labelView post →Today’s gaming adventures: Power Plants, Agricola, and Dice Miner. #boardgames
neutral · AI labelView post →I've started playing 20-28 rounds of Agricola instead of the usual 14 because the players in my group feel like they're just getting into the groove of things during stage 5 of 6. We also limit the total amount of sheep you can purchase to 6 because they usually breed too many and the points are capped at 8 sheep anyway. It's mostly to make sure people are diversifying enough to stay competitive and not suddenly find themselves really far behind because they forgot to focus on crops/other…
neutral · AI labelView post →A lovely mid-week evening of boardgames. Learned Furnace (not pictured), which was super fun. Love a thinky cube conversion game. Then went back to the old standard: Agricola.
positive · AI labelView post →So last week we covered Agricola, now we look at Caverna, the carefree, more extravagant and also more hirsute sibling game from the same designer Uwe Rosenberg. How does a more open game featuring dwarfs compare to good old misery farm. youtu.be/DSPlDeyDkic
neutral · AI labelView post →invited 2 friends over for board games yesterday and when they got to my place they started talking and having a lil side conversation and i said NO cut that out we're here to game 😎 and then I sat them down for 4 hours and destroyed them twice in a row in one of my favorite games: Agricola
positive · AI labelView post →Since I am locked up at home until I feel better, I just played a solo game of Agricola. It’s been a while since the last time I played, 47 points, not too bad. #boardgames
positive · AI labelView post →Played some Agricola: All Creatures Big & Small. It's my favourite 2 player game. Compact, charming, tight, & with a changing suite of bonus buildings that make every game slightly different. It's chill & welcoming but interactive & thinky & never overstays its welcome. What a treasure.
positive · AI labelView post →Played Agricola with a friend whose family owns a cattle farm. He could not wrap his head around that each animal type only produces 1 offspring per harvest, not 1 offspring per breeding pair. #boardgames #cardboardLogic
neutral · AI labelView post →Took a day off work to just chill and since it was rainy I played a couple games of Agricola solo. Scored a 38 both times. Slowly improving. Great game. #soloboardgames
positive · AI labelView post →Second place is my solo game Agricola, Master of Britain, from 2016. It was my first solo game, and I think it's the least polished, but it has remained the most popular. hollandspiele.com/collections/...
neutral · AI labelView post →Heading to the local #boardgames club this evening to teach back-to-back games of Agricola and Root. Wish me luck.
neutral · AI labelView post →If you are expecting a deep and complex game like Agricola... you will be disappointed. All Creatures Big and Small is a similar but watered down version of the original game. Here you are tending to animals and finding the right combonation of pastures and structures to get the points needed to win. Frankly it is neither fun, interesting or deep for a mature boardgame player. For a kid, this might be a better game. I got this as part of a bundle, so I did not pay much for it.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Played a couple games of Agricola this weekend. The game makes my head hurt, with the resource management balance and planning actions turns in advance. But once you've found your way around the rules, it plays quite smoothly, and feels rewarding when things go right.
neutral · AI labelView post →Throwback to when it rained board game resources from heaven. #SHOOBIEDOOBIE 📸 Agricola @lookoutgames.bsky.social
neutral · AI labelView post →Managed to sneak in a game of Agricola to finish the weekend. First time I've ever broken 50 points too! #boardgames
positive · AI labelView post →As of this moment: • Agricola • Root • Arkham Horror: The Card Game • The Castles of Burgundy • Wingspan • The White Castle • Hansa Teutonica • Parks • Sagrada • Harmonies Bonus forever answer: • Scrabble #boardgames
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