Why no Mayfair Games?

[samguyjones]

I recently played Nuns on the Run, which was a fun game with a lot of the kind of calculation that would make it a great candidate for a Board Games Arena game. I checked to see if it's on the licensed games, and it's not. It's published by Mayfair, and no Mayfair games are on the list.

I check Wikipedia for who owns Mayfair's properties, and it's Asmodee. What else does Asmodee own? A lot, including Board Game Arena. Why doesn't BGA show licenses for games that are owned by its corporate siblings?

[thoun]

Asmodee doesn't force its publishers to put their licence on BGA. It still needs someone to ask for it, probably no one did

[salty-horse]

Mayfair Games no longer exist. Asmodee owns SOME of its past properties, not all of them. As games go out of print, the rights revert back to the designers.

[tchobello]

BGA won't ask for a licence if there is no developer interested in.