Goa 3rd Edition

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Jonathan2004
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Goa 3rd Edition

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GOA is now in public alpha !

Quined Gamed has chosen to revive a modern classic game (2004) for their 30th "Master print" game. This third edition is very similar to the second edition from 2012 but with a total new graphics for theming the game + some variants like an official Solo mode - which would be a good way for you to test the game.

The theme is the main role of the region of Goa (India) in the international commerce during the 16th century.

The game is divided into rounds of 3 steps where the first 2 steps is a multiplayer bidding competition for tiles to acquire with money, then comes the action step where each player has a limited number of actions for improving their resources.

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Re: Goa 3rd Edition

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While I am glad it is here, 99% of my games are async, and with all the bidding Goa doesn't sound like a good anync game. I may get the physical game
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The bidding is once-around, so the bidding will play fine.
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Re: Goa 3rd Edition

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I'm giving a 3 player game a try, but I still think games will take a while to finish.
I'll be happy if I am proven wrong

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Re: Goa 3rd Edition

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N9IWP wrote: 04 April 2026, 23:57 I'm giving a 3 player game a try, but I still think games will take a while to finish.
I'll be happy if I am proven wrong

Brian
Hello,
Thanks for testing, but I still don't understand the " will take a while to finish" because it is the same for all heavier games in BGA where there is a lot of turns and actions. Here there is only 8 rounds made of 1 turn to place a bid + 1 turn to bid or pass + 3 turns to play 1 action = 5*8 = 40 turns /player
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How does one join the alpha for Goa? I am interested.
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Re: Goa 3rd Edition

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Mad_T1tan wrote: 08 April 2026, 20:02 How does one join the alpha for Goa? I am interested.
The game group is now opened to everyone interested, but you need to invite yourself in before trying to access the game page!

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baghdad
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Re: Goa 3rd Edition

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Amazing implementation thus far, very nice work Jonathan.

Since it moved out of Alpha so quickly, what's the best way to give feedback that aren't bugs? I play a lot on mobile / async and it would be helpful to know what # of bidder you are so you dont have to scroll down in the logs.

Like if its 4 players and two people have bid before you in the minimum and maximum bid area it could say Bid 3/4 or something?
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Re: Goa 3rd Edition

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baghdad wrote: 11 April 2026, 18:04 Amazing implementation thus far, very nice work Jonathan.

Since it moved out of Alpha so quickly, what's the best way to give feedback that aren't bugs? I play a lot on mobile / async and it would be helpful to know what # of bidder you are so you dont have to scroll down in the logs.

Like if its 4 players and two people have bid before you in the minimum and maximum bid area it could say Bid 3/4 or something?
Hello,

Thank you.

As usual you can make bug reports or suggestions in the same place : https://boardgamearena.com/bugs?game=2629 with 1 ticket for each thing we want to study.
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