Board Game Arena

I don't know whether BGA developers read these subforums. Since this probably applies to many games, I think you should post the idea in a more general forum.

In theory, the BGA timer could be circumvented by a clientside game-logic timer that passes or does tsumogiri when it runs out.

These can be implemented clientside to better simulate the timing of player action.

It was for alpha testing, so I don't think it is relevant any more. Anyway, I see that you are already in it.

I have heard that 2p is interesting, but I feel that it is not the same game, and that it would be rather unexpected to encounter it in arena. I don't have an opinion on card passing. Currently the majority of non-arena games don't enable it, but if that changes, or if there is a common outcry of ar...

All Beta games should have the same behavior. And since the trophy system is being redesigned, I wouldn't take whatever it does now too seriously.

I already replied to you in the sub-forum: I believe you're describing Oh-Seven's parent, Oh Hell! , which has been on BGA since 2016. You are right in observing that the increased uncertainty in Oh-Seven makes luck a greater factor—in fact, the designer's original name for it was "Bloody Hell!...

This is relevant to my game Oh-Seven, too. I think it might make sense for my game to play the jingle once per trick, even if the player played last in one trick, winning it, and immediately had another turn, to lead the next trick. But first I have the problem that the jingle doesn't play at all in...

I believe you're describing Oh-Seven's parent, Oh Hell!, which has been on BGA since 2016. You are right in observing that the increased uncertainty in Oh-Seven makes luck a greater factor—in fact, the designer's original name for it was "Bloody Hell!"

My friend wrote the rules in German: https://de.doc.boardgamearena.com/Gamehelpohseven