Other games

I would suggest setting up a topic about which games users would like to see added here, because there are so many of them: Five in a Row (Four in a Row), Backgammon, Dice Poker..., whatever, let us know your wishes.

I think the next ones to come here are Go and Connect 4. Would anyone be interested in such games?

I think this is a really good idea, it's starting to work.

I also think that the more games, the more users. I personally think that connect 4 would be a good idea.

Greetings. Would it be possible to add bridge and billiards to the list of games? Good luck.

The thing about Bridge is that I don't think it would be particularly interesting to play it online. After all, it's a game for two - it's hard to find a partner with whom you can go online at the same time, and is physical sight of your opponent (eye contact, etc.) important in this game? A proper implementation of billiards (3D billiards, etc.) is quite laborious, and we don't think there would be many people interested in such a game. It's much better to play billiards with friends in a billiard hall :) Of course, these assessments are subjective and any comments are welcome!

I've played a lot of English games, Estonian would definitely be more exciting. http://games.yahoo.com/help/rules/lt&tab=scoring

Some thoughts on additional board games Spatial four in a row variant on an 8x8 board, where pieces can be added to each of the four sides: (To win the game, you need to get four pieces in a row horizontally, vertically or diagonally. You can move to an empty space on all four edges or directly to the pieces you have already moved, forming a continuous row of pieces with at least one edge.) There are also quite interesting logic-based board games from the five-in-a-row series: Pente[/] (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pente) is a development of go-moku, with the addition of a capture move (you can capture a pair of pieces that is surrounded by the moved piece, i.e. the opponent's pair of pieces is between two of your own pieces) and capturing five pairs of pieces also gives victory. [b]Keryo-pente (http://www.gamerz.net/pbmserv/k-pente.html) is another development where you can capture both pairs and threes and to win you need to capture at least 15 of your opponent's pieces.

We are having a discussion about Pente Gomoku forum