For the slightly board game obsessed

Is 80 points a good score?

You won. Nice. But was it actually a good score, or did everyone just have a bad night? BoardGameVp digs through plays logged on BoardGameGeek and tells you how many points people really score in a game, at every player count.

Join the beta Sounds familiar?

Android app, now in closed testing on Google Play. Free during the beta.

Scythe 2 players · plays logged on BGG

Example from the app

72Average VP

15Min VP

311Max VP

80 VP beats the average of 72 for two players. The busiest range is 59 to 89 points.

Questions you ask yourself anyway

If at least one of these went through your head at the table, this app is for you.

Before the game

How many points do people usually score in this one?
Is that 5 VP contract worth grabbing, or should I look for something better?

Average, range and full score distribution for your player count. Once you know the table usually ends around 70, you know what 5 points are worth.

After the game

So how did I do?
I won, but was it a good score or just a weak table?

Switch to winners only and see what it usually takes to win. Your own average sits right next to the community one.

About your friends

What do my friends score in this game?
Have they played it more times than I have?
What have they been playing lately?

Type in their BGG usernames or import your buddy list. Compare scores and play counts, and see their latest plays.

No, it's not another BG Stats clone

Play loggers are great, keep yours. BoardGameVp answers a different question and doesn't want you to log anything.

A play logger

You record every play yourself
Tells you about you: play counts, win rate, H-index
Your history, your collection

BoardGameVp

Nothing to record: it reads plays other people already logged on BGG
Tells you about the game: what everyone scores at 2, 3, 4 or more players
Your scores and friends come as a bonus, next to the community numbers

They even get along: if your logger syncs plays to BGG, they show up in BoardGameVp too.

The dry facts

For those who scrolled straight to the spec sheet. Community stats come first, your own scores and friends sit next to them.

VP statistics

Average, lowest and highest score for each player count
Score distribution chart
All players or winners only, to see what it usually takes to win
Winning threshold: the score that most winners reach
"Was that a good score?" check: type your result and see where it lands among all logged plays
BGG rating, complexity and recommended player count right on the game screen
Share a game's stats as an image
Results are saved on your phone, so coming back to a game is instant

Your scores and friends

Enter your BGG username (no password, no sign-in) to see your own average next to the community stats
See how your average changes month by month
Tap your average to see your own plays of that game
Import friends from your BGG buddy list and compare scores, ratings and number of plays
Browse your latest plays and your friends' plays
Find out when a friend wants to play a game you own
See what your friends have been playing lately

Buy and sell

Keep a list of games you want to buy or sell
Browse current GeekMarket listings and get notified about new listings and price drops

Simple and private

No account and no ads
Your usernames and lists stay on your phone
The first 10 games and 3 friends are free. A one-time purchase removes both limits, no subscription

Want in? Become a tester

Google Play lets a new app go public only after a closed test, so every tester really counts. In return, everything is unlocked during the beta, and your feedback goes straight to the one person building it.

Join the tester group

It's a Google Group, one tap to join. Use the Google account that's signed in on your Android phone.

Become a tester

Open the tester link and tap "Become a tester". It only works once you're in the group.

Install the app

Open it in Google Play and install it like any other app. The store link works once you're a tester.