Does this puzzle belong on BGA?

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Martin Whalley
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Does this puzzle belong on BGA?

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There seem to be a limited number of puzzles here and several players seem to have memorised/written down solutions to all puzzles. Does it belong here?
goosemania
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Re: Does this puzzle belong on BGA?

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I heard from the developer that there are 6000 puzzles in this game. Are you sure folks remembered them? Where does you information come from?
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YoannLevet
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Re: Does this puzzle belong on BGA?

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Yes there is no way to cheat exept on the daili challenge if you have multiple account.

There are 6000 different puzzles and there is no way to know which puzzle is going to be displayed before clicking on go.

With some training, it's really easy to be sub 10 sec for a easy or normal puzzle.

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juve-nile
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Re: Does this puzzle belong on BGA?

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were these 6000 different puzzles all manually/humanly created? is it possible to have endless puzzles, namely created by the AI?
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YoannLevet
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Re: Does this puzzle belong on BGA?

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It's computer generated. But with no use of AI.

Of couse I can create more than 6000 puzzles.

But the interesting thing to have a finished number of puzzles is that I can show the 1% / 5% / etc... stats.

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Re: Does this puzzle belong on BGA?

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If Connect Four, the game that everyone knows has already been 100% solved and isn't even hard to begin with is on BGA then of course Gammelogic belongs as it is a board game you can buy and play.
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juve-nile
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Re: Does this puzzle belong on BGA?

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YoannLevet wrote: 01 April 2025, 07:08 It's computer generated. But with no use of AI.

Of couse I can create more than 6000 puzzles.

But the interesting thing to have a finished number of puzzles is that I can show the 1% / 5% / etc... stats.

Yoann
yeah sure the statistics (top x %) are neat.
of course great work overall (again) :)

what is the difference for you between AI and computer generated?

should also have the meaningful statistics when it is a lot more than 6000 puzzles, no?

do you have data how often one puzzle is played on average?
and how many people have played the most played and how many the least played puzzle?
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YoannLevet
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Re: Does this puzzle belong on BGA?

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Quick response : more than 2.000.000 puzzles played.

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Martin Whalley
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Re: Does this puzzle belong on BGA?

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goosemania wrote: 30 March 2025, 15:41 I heard from the developer that there are 6000 puzzles in this game. Are you sure folks remembered them? Where does you information come from?
I have played 29 games and already recognising many repeats - highly unlikely if there are 6000 puzzles. The "board game" is available to buy - there are 60 puzzles in each of the 4 editions (not sure why "candies" is not on BGA). I think the developer has added a couple of zeros to sound more impressive.
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YoannLevet
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Re: Does this puzzle belong on BGA?

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Lol. I'm the designer of the game and the developper.

If I say 6000, it's exactly 6000.

Please stop talking.

Yoann
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