I'm seeing more and more publishers, and BGA developpers, adding a solo mode on their games.
Currently, to play a solo game, you have follow these steps:
- Go to the Play Now link at the top of the screen set the three options at the top to Simple Game, Real-Time or Turn-based, and Manual
- Find the game you wish to play and create a new table
- Change the Game mode in the left side to "Training Mode"
- Change "Number of players" to 1
- Click "Open table to other players", then click "Start Game".
Not very surprisingly, there is some forum questions on how to start a solo game. And when you want to play the same game in multiplayer, you have to revert all those settings.
I think it would be a nice addition to have a new menu item like this:

and when you select it, it shows only gamee with a solo mode, and when you click "Play now", it automatically creates and start a table for 1 player in training mode.

The message above the games reminds the list is filtered.
Suggested games under Favorite games would also suggest games with solo mode only.
What do you think of it ?
Currently, to play a solo game, you have follow these steps:
- Go to the Play Now link at the top of the screen set the three options at the top to Simple Game, Real-Time or Turn-based, and Manual
- Find the game you wish to play and create a new table
- Change the Game mode in the left side to "Training Mode"
- Change "Number of players" to 1
- Click "Open table to other players", then click "Start Game".
Not very surprisingly, there is some forum questions on how to start a solo game. And when you want to play the same game in multiplayer, you have to revert all those settings.
I think it would be a nice addition to have a new menu item like this:

and when you select it, it shows only gamee with a solo mode, and when you click "Play now", it automatically creates and start a table for 1 player in training mode.

The message above the games reminds the list is filtered.
Suggested games under Favorite games would also suggest games with solo mode only.
What do you think of it ?