Alternatives
Products that do what Open-source push-your-luck game based on Can't Stop using boardgame.io does
- 1GO
2010 · gamification.org
- 2RC
2020 · github.com
- 3AP
2019 · purdone.com
- 4NB
2019 · github.com
- 5

- 6SG
2020 · screentop.gg
- 7M1
2019 · mnml.gg
- 8TC
2013 · thechoice.amos.me
- 9AO
2013 · zachschnell.com
- 10MB
2017 · moneyga.me
- 11MI
2019 · github.com
- 12OS
2019 · apps.saito.network
- 13TT
2014 · tic-tac-tic-tac-toe.firebaseapp.com
- 14GM
2011 · thearca.de
- 15HL
2016 · dulst.com
- 16PP
2014 · github.com
- 17FO
Hello HN, I have started FBG some years ago when I moved to the Bay Area and could not find a simple, cross-platform, no-registration way to play board games with my friends back in my home country. I also wanted to make it simple to create multiplayer board games online for developers in their free time. Shortly after, I found out about boardgame.io with similar goals and decided to join forces with them. It became the engine of our board games, and we focused on publishing/serving them. To be fair with everyone and inspired by Wikipedia, we made the project a non-profit with GPLv3…
2021
- 18GI
2021 · gamesroom.io
- 19TF
2017 · blinc.click
- 20OS
2012 · jayfuerstenberg.com
- 21CT
2017 · github.com
- 22OS
2015 · bitbucket.org
- 23OS
2024 · github.com
- 24CS
2016 · github.com
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