« The game is a bit fiddly to play with fingers but it's touch-friendly and can be played in a pass-and-play multiplayer mode. »

« This board game works great with the touch screens. »

« There's native but somewhat unintuitive touch controls support. You can turn it on in Options -> Controls »

« This game is Flash-based so it works perfectly. Easily one of the best touch-friendly titles with a hot-seat mode. It plays just like the real one. »

« The UI is mostly touch-friendly (with occasional hover tooltips), and the game can be fully played with just touch controls. »

« Two player board game, natural touch screen support  »

« You'll need some sort of keyboard to log in or edit your profile, but otherwise this game is very touch friendly. »

« Plays great on touch screen. NOTE: In battle if you want to select an attack direction, press and hold on an unselected area on screen and drag to enemy direction - a bit tricky but works great! »

« Works perfectly with a touchscreen, can be played in a pass-around hot-seat mode. »

« All time classic board game with native touch screen support »

« Like most of the games from this developer, this game has natural touch screen input. However, you will need to use a keyboard the first time you log in for online play. »

« This game has native touchscreen support, albeit kinda clunky. »

« This board game adaptation has touchscreen support, and it can be played locally with other people via pass-and-play. »

« All in game input is touch screen compatible. »

« The game claims to support up to 12 people at once playing via touch (because it's rare when all 12 players tap together), but the more simultaneous taps your device supports the more it's responsive. »

« Two player natural touch screen support. »

« This game appears to be 100% touch screen compatible, though you can accidentally make a selection when you are just trying to preview your choices. »

« A board game with native touch screen support. »