Board Game Arena

It is quite hard to be able to differentiate responsibility right now, as to the casual player, it feels like wider site changes are causing bugs within multiple games. We have a stuck 10-player Pingimus game at the moment, that no one can access and judging from bug reports, it's a game-wide proble...

I don't think this is just me, but did the Arena colour get brighter as well?

On the button on the tables page, the off-white text is harder to read on that shade of purple (and doesn't pass Accessibility contrast standards but it's hardly the only one).

Meeplelowda wrote: ↑25 June 2026, 10:36 It's also accessible via the Community tab at the top of every page.

Ah, thank you! I was on mobile at the time, so it's a couple of levels deep there.

Looking back on your game history, OP, you would definitely benefit from limiting your opponents to "My level only" (use the cog), although as lots of people have already pointed out this is based on Arena Level not Elo. However at this point in the season, it's a pretty good chance that a...

I'm not against small improvements being made more frequently, and we all know BGA needs some attention, but it is all a bit unsettling and unpredictable. Tried to get to Bugs today to report a game that is completely inaccessible, and I couldn't (still can't) get to Bugs via Forums, which is how I ...

Time Jokers are funny.

I played one at the end of March and I remember (I think!) that the log on an ongoing game said that I had done so. It also added 4 days, rather than set it to 4 days. Looking back at my games around that time, I can't find any mention of this at all though..

No set-up means more time playing.

It sounds like OP is saying that because they are over time on their game - due to a bug, not through any fault of their own - they cannot start a new one. Can you ask your opponent(s) to propose ending the game, and explain that you are stuck due to a bug? This should mean the game ends, without yo...

Both Windows and Mac OS have in-built screen readers too, so you can get them running and see what it's like. The Mac one is called Voiceover and the Windows is called Narrator.

Ah. thanks for the help!

It sort of worked for me - but only if I created a second table, then clicked back to my original one. Ah, the oddities.