Tabletop video games are digital versions of physical tabletop games (board games, card games, RPGs) or games with tabletop-like mechanics, played on a screen, often with a focus on collaborative storytelling, strategic decision-making, and sometimes dice-based randomization, but without the physical pieces, allowing for automated rules, online play, and enhanced features like physics or digital assets. They range from direct adaptations like digital Monopoly to unique experiences like Tabletop Simulator, offering shared worlds and player agency without the screen time of traditional video games.