Mister jack is on here. It doesn't have hidden movement, but it does have hidden information. There are other games, like Love Letter and Werewolves of Miller's Hollow that maintain hidden information quite well,ViolentSilence wrote: ↑21 October 2020, 22:55Not sure about this one - I'd worry about the ability to keep perfect notes on all the moves. I know sometimes that they can be disguised, but I think the game logs would still be too big a hand. The others I think would be good, I just have reservations on Escape... I'd be keen to see another hidden movement game come on, if any would be allowed by the publishers. Spectre Ops maybe?GreatBigTable wrote: ↑21 October 2020, 22:20 Escape from the Aliens in Outer Space (Ultimate Edition from Osprey Games). It supports two to eight players. The art and game play are fantastic and it would be so popular right now with how popular Among US is.
When playing EFTAIOS in real life, you're expected to make notes of where the other players say they are. The game logs will do this perfectly and let you reasonably quickly determine ones that are impossible to give you a real sense of where someone is, and you'll be able to scroll back to check as many as you want. It's not about a designer, it's about the medium in which the game is played. That's why I think there is a fundamental problem with implementing it on here - what it does for the deduction process with open information feels like it's going to heavily skew the game balance. Whether the implementation can hide the game logs or limit them to say 12 actions within game isn't something I can say, but it's enough of a concert for me that I'd sooner see them try to do a different hidden movement game which has a different method of detection (Fury of Dracula for example has a character ask if Dracula is in certain areas etc, and reveals locations as plans develop)GreatBigTable wrote: ↑25 October 2020, 07:25 Mister jack is on here. It doesn't have hidden movement, but it does have hidden information. There are other games, like Love Letter and Werewolves of Miller's Hollow that maintain hidden information quite well,
It is just a though. I think a clever designer could figure something out.
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