Tabletop Simulator — Steam Gift

Buy Tabletop Simulator — a Steam gift of the physical board-game sandbox

Tabletop Simulator is built by Berserk Games and launched on June 5, 2015. At its core it's a physics sandbox for tabletop games: you spawn objects, drag them with the mouse, roll dice, shuffle decks, hide cards from opponents and save the table state at any point. It runs on Unity and feels equally at home on Windows, macOS and Linux. There are no forced rules and no win conditions — the table is yours, do whatever you want. We deliver Tabletop Simulator as a Steam gift, and it stays on your account forever, no code entry required.

The game grew out of a successful Kickstarter campaign and has since become the de facto standard for online board gaming — used by casual friend groups, board game clubs, and designers testing prototypes of upcoming games before they're even printed. That's part of why Tabletop Simulator keeps getting updates: the studio keeps refining the interface and expanding the toolset for its growing community of mod creators.

What the base Tabletop Simulator already includes

A solid stack of classics is ready out of the box in Tabletop Simulator, no mods required: chess, checkers, backgammon, go, dominoes, mahjong, poker and other card games with a standard deck. On top of that there are dice sets, chips, a sand timer and game-master tools, ready-made tables and physics you can tweak yourself.

Steam Workshop and licensed DLC for Tabletop Simulator

The real power of Tabletop Simulator is the Steam Workshop. The community has uploaded thousands of free mods for almost every popular board game: Catan, Gloomhaven, Pandemic, Twilight Imperium, Arkham Horror and hundreds more. Subscribe and the table is already set. Berserk Games also releases officially licensed DLC together with publishers — those are separate paid add-ons layered on top of the base game you receive as a gift. The difference matters: Workshop mods are free and held together by community enthusiasm, while licensed DLC is paid, officially approved content with a more polished finish.

The Tabletop Simulator 4-pack — for you and three friends

The 4-pack isn't a separate game or a DLC — it's four copies of the base game at once: one stays with you, the other three go to your friends. It's the perfect pick when you have a regular group and want everyone to own their own Tabletop Simulator license instead of forever crowding around a single host. Per copy it works out cheaper than buying one at a time. The content inside is identical to the single version — only the number of copies differs.

Commercial License — for streams and business use

The Commercial License is a license for commercial use of Tabletop Simulator, not another copy of the game. It's meant for people who earn money with TTS: monetized streamers and creators, board game clubs, studios and businesses. You still need to own the base game — the license only lifts the restriction on commercial use. If you just play for fun, you don't need it.

VR and groups of up to 10 in Tabletop Simulator

A single virtual table in Tabletop Simulator seats up to 10 players online. There's full VR support for HTC Vive and Oculus Rift, and VR and non-VR players can sit at the same table at the same time: one moves pieces "by hand" in a headset while the rest play with mouse and monitor, all in one session. Voice and text chat are built right into the game, so a separate voice channel isn't strictly necessary for a night with friends.

How to receive the Tabletop Simulator Steam gift

Open Steam → Friends → Add a Friend and send us the invite link — the bot adds itself, sends Tabletop Simulator as a gift, and leaves your friends list after delivery. You don't need to accept the incoming request. Steam Guard isn't required for this, and we never ask for your account password. The gift usually arrives soon after payment, but we don't promise a hard timer.

Account region — the one hard condition for the gift

Your Steam account region must match the region of the Tabletop Simulator variant you bought — you can check it by the currency shown in the Steam store itself. The second condition: the game must not already be in your library — Steam won't accept a gift on top of a Tabletop Simulator you already own. If you're going for the 4-pack, hand the extra copies to friends who don't have Tabletop Simulator yet — the gift will apply to their accounts without issue. If the region doesn't match or you already own it, the money isn't lost — it's credited to your site account balance.

Getting a refund on Tabletop Simulator — one unedited video only

A refund on Tabletop Simulator is only possible with a single unedited video: from payment to the attempt to accept the gift on Steam, no cuts, no splices, no pauses. In every other case the gift is non-refundable, regardless of the reason — the same rule applies to every order in our store.

Similar sandboxes and games for a group

If you enjoy the physics-sandbox vibe, check out Garry's Mod — the granddaddy of the "do whatever with physics" genre, where creativity is limited only by imagination. For a loud evening with friends, Human Fall Flat with its clumsy character physics and the co-op chaos of Overcooked! 2 both work great with the same crew that gathers for Tabletop Simulator.

We've been delivering Steam gifts since 2023, and we accept Russian bank cards, SBP and crypto payments. No registration is needed, and promo codes and coupons work on Tabletop Simulator too — if you want to buy it cheap, check the current promos before paying. Grab Tabletop Simulator as a gift and bring your friends to one virtual table — no boxes, no lost pieces, no arguing about whose place to meet at this weekend.