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Which game would you love to play here?

Please don’t be shy;) Vote for the next game you want to play here. And if yours is not already listed, just write a new reply here and let the others vote it! Remember, one post per game.

BTW, if you already joined the dark side, and you’ve created a digital version of a game, or you have time and you are willing to help us in creating the next games, please ping us!

  • 1846: The race for the midwest (1)
  • Airlines Europe (1)
  • Barrage (6)
  • Brass: Birmingham (3)
  • Brass: Lancashire (1)
  • Bus (1)
  • Caverna (3)
  • Diplomacy (1)
  • Dominant Species
  • Eclipse (4)
  • Euphrates (2)
  • Food chain magnate (2)
  • Forbidden stars (3)
  • a Game of Thrones (1)
  • Great Western Trail (7)
  • Glory to Rome
  • Hannibal
  • Kemet (2)
  • Lionheart
  • Löwenherz Version 1997
  • Nations (2)
  • Power Grid (5)
  • Puerto Rico (1)
  • Roads & Boats (1)
  • Spirit Island (1)
  • Tigris (2)

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.

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

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.

  • Barrage (only played a handful of games, but love the interaction in this one)
  • Bora Bora (my favorite Feld, lovely dense euro, shame there's no place to play it online yet)
  • Dominant Species
  • AquaSphere
  • Spirit Island
Replying to a message· mitcharf

I know what you mean. It's easy to say that it's easy. ;-) But in relation to Gaia, Löwenherz is really easy. It has a simple board. The rules for placing on the board are simple. There are no player-boards. There is only one ressource (money). You play in simple order and there are not too many options in a single move. So let me say: Löwenherz is much easier than Gaia! :-)

Barrage is my #1 and Brass: Birmingham is #2. Would love the option to play without advanced tech tiles for Barrage as well.