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Game stats are only visible to premium members. And whether or not there's any meaningful "turn number" stat, is game dependent. Even if there is something called "number of turns", for some games a turn is entirely done by a single player with no interference from the rest, for...

And the thing is, the information is there. It’s not easy to get to, though. Let’s consider your example of Fairy Trails… 1. Go to the game’s page. There’s an info block showing you information about the game, like who the publisher is, who the dev is, etc. It also shows the number of games ever pl...

The current filter in the games page that lets you choose 'short', 'medium', or 'long' games works well when playing live, but playing turn-based is very different when it comes to game length. The time a turn-based game takes to play is more about the number of turns than about thinking time, and i...

Giving this thread a bump, as it's been four years.

Anyone interested now in updating Dragon Line?

Do you know what happens if that score difference is also a tie? Had that happen recently in a tourney, and we have no idea how it picked a winner. Coin flip?

Is there any way to look at the scores from previous episodes while currently working on a campaign?

(Other than spending hours scrolling back through the game log?)

In the spirit of the rules of this game: You may not actually show the card to other players, but you can say whatever you want. Other players have to decide if they can trust you. Table talk is part of the game.

Okay. It's odd then that it doesn't let the other players know that they need to vote, so in a turn based match, the first player's timer runs to zero while everytone else doesn't know the game is waiting on them... :/

My group is trying to do the choose menu together option, but it is not at all clear how it works. One player has been asked to build a menu, but she can't do anything to 'finish' her turn (the hourglass stays on her and no one else. But it's also asking other players to vote? and change things? but...

When you are using BGA, it's constantly communicating. Watching for other player's turns, checking the chat doobers, etc. If you don't interact with the page for a bit, it pauses all that to save BGA resources. No need to keep using traffic and power on a connection when the person has walked away. ...