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I have considered implementing some of the other games, but each one is its own development effort. I made Doors when I was first learning to implement games on BGA so I chose a simple project.

Just use the slideOutAndDestroy method (if you are making something go to the panel and then disappear), or the slideIn method (to come from the panel to a location).

Proteus , a classic, mind-bending abstract game played on a 3x3 board, is now in alpha! On Omni 's list of best new games, 1983. Reviewed in Games , April 1983. In ancient Greek mythology there was a sea god named Proteus. His most notable characteristic was that he could change his shape at will, ...

Martin Wallace's classic game Perikles has been in beta for a couple of years. I took a break from BGA development for a while, but now I am trying to polish off the last things it needs to be ready for release. https://x.boardgamearena.net/data/gamemedia/perikles/box/en_280.png?h=1651651546 Perikle...

Confirm buttons have been available for a long time. You can enable them in Player Options.

After a long hiatus, I am working on this project again. Perikles is mostly done, but a number of players wanted the ability to automatically request permission to defend another city without using table talk (i.e. the chat dialog). So this is now enabled - if you send a unit to defend a city you do...

This is a corner case I didn't consider. Please file it as a bug report.

Your tone sounds very accusatory/defensive (?). Well, you came in here with a very accusatory tone, addressing us as if we're employees who aren't doing our jobs. Most of us are just hobbyists volunteering our time to develop games for fun. Your questions would be better addressed to the BGA admins...

If you make changes in studio, you have to build and deploy a new version to see them in alpha. But you can still open the development console in alpha. I tried playing Curse of the Jungle, and immediately got this: Invalid or missing substitution argument for log message: ${player_name}${action} an...

I am pleased to announce that Martin Wallace's classic game Perikles is now in alpha.

First published in 2006, it is a combination of Eurogame and wargame, and is made available with the permission of Mr. Wallace.