dontpanic69 wrote:
Sadly I think this one might be a bridge too far; nobody *really* enjoys playing board games on a computer (have any computer games ever really made a successful transition to board games?).
For the whole Cold War vibe it looks as though Paradox will have it sewn up with their upcoming East vs West (no, I don't work for them!) Although ironically, Paradox did make their name on Europa Universalis which started as a monster game, so perhaps I've just shot meself in the foot!
I'll buy this one, but wouldn't be keen on paying more than £5 or so, for what looks like a browser-based conversion that could have dropped through a time-hole from the mid-nineties. Sorry GMT, I love you otherwise though!
For the whole Cold War vibe it looks as though Paradox will have it sewn up with their upcoming East vs West (no, I don't work for them!) Although ironically, Paradox did make their name on Europa Universalis which started as a monster game, so perhaps I've just shot meself in the foot!
I'll buy this one, but wouldn't be keen on paying more than £5 or so, for what looks like a browser-based conversion that could have dropped through a time-hole from the mid-nineties. Sorry GMT, I love you otherwise though!
I love playing boardgames online. Especially two player games that lend themselves to many, many plays.
Maybe you have an endless stream of friends who will willingly game whenever you want to in real life. Most of us need the internet for that.