Board Game Arena

That's savage!

Indeed it wasn't. The rules (at least, in their English translation) say this shouldn't be allowed: "After placing a Magic Portal tile, you may place a meeple on that tile or on any other previous placed tile. When doing so, you must follow all other placement rules. For example, you may not pl...

There is a new tutorial for Steam Works available, courtesy of Scribal: boardgamearena.com/tutorial?game=steamworks&tutorial=1710 Please note that - even as the developer of the game - I can't move this to beta or publish it until enough different people have read through the tutorial to the end...

Well - with perfect advance knowledge they could have gone to Chicago -> Los Angeles -> Mumbai and treated it once; after the Epidemic Delhi would still Outbreak on the first card and raise Mumbai to three infections; then on the second card Mumbai would Outbreak, chaining back into Delhi. Chennai a...

I knew this sort of thing is possible in theory, but never actually saw it before.

For your amusement, here’s a game of Pandemic which finished in defeat after only one player had taken a turn…

https://boardgamearena.com/table?table=489204412

Wouldn't normally recommend doing this, but for one game you can see it by examining the page's javascript state. This is internal detail and so could change at any time, but... if you go to the game and open a javascript console (depending on your browser and how its set up, you might do this by ri...

It isn't great, but I have found that I can usually make a touch work properly by tapping with two fingers next to each other.

Steam Works and Ponte del Diavolo have no hidden information.

Fletcheese wrote: ↑09 October 2023, 22:00 I would also include Splendor - I have no idea why the design includes reserved cards being face-down, but that's a trivially easy thing to note down/remember during the game.

Not if one is drawn from the top of the decks.

It seems fine.