Which game would you love to play here?
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Nations
Caverna
Food chain magnate
Forbidden stars -
@Sjepetok Food Chain is already playable on another site fyi!
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Tigris & Euphrates
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Eclipse - implementation should be easier because the system is very similar to Gaia, although there are dice rolls...
Not without errors, but a nice (basic) version of Eclipse existed on Steam (with interesting variant: a game without rockets), unfortunately nowadays can't play it online. -
@ariallito I believe there is a mobile app for Eclipse
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@cneessen they took it down
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Caverna <3
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@cneessen The same polish company had an app and a game on steam - they closed everything around two years ago.
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GWT, FCM and Eclipse for Ariellito ;)
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GWT
Eclipse
Power Grid
Tigris&Euphrates -
For all those interested in FCM mind that it is already playable online for free so i don’t know if it makes much sense to make another implementation
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Dominant Species
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Power Grid!
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Brass and barrage !
And thanks and contrats for the New ui for GP. Very nice. -
@stross and spirit Island ? Not competitive, but a great and complex game !
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Forbidden Stars, Caverna , Hannibal, Glory to Rome
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Great Western Trail and BARRAGE!
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Löwenherz (Klaus Teuber) Version 1997!
Lionheart :-)
Should be very easy to create a digital version.Joe
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There are a lot of games that I would dearly love to see online implementations of. These are the ones which top the list:
- Amerigo
- Anachrony
- AquaSphere
- Barrage
- Bora Bora
- Dominant Species
- Evo
- Francis Drake
- Grand Austria Hotel
- Last Train To Wensleydale
- Madeira (the implementation on BGA has painful issues which they do not intend to fix. It's a crime for such a fine game.)
- NMBR 9
- Pipeline
- Silk
- Sol: Last Days Of A Star
I am a software developer professionally, and I'd be glad to try and help implement one of these games. However, I've never done web development or worked with GUIs. My career has been spent mostly in the Unix/Linux world. Most recently I've been developing in Python and Go, but historically I've also worked in C and Java. But I'm always happy to learn new languages and skills. If you have any pointers on where to start, I'd be happy to see how I can help.
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@Joe-Lionheart said in Which game would you love to play here?:
Should be very easy to create a digital version.
I had a colleague once who loved to remark that many programming projects were easy until you were the one who had to do them. :)
