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I'm doing this right now, with a game site devoted to multi-player turn-based strategy games. It's still a small site (as far as the number of players go) and
by Locke 19y ago
I'm doing this right now, with a game site devoted to multi-player turn-based strategy games. It's still a small site (as far as the number of players go) and I'm sure it could be monetized, but I doubt it'd make much money right now. Certainly not enough to put it outside the realm of just doing this for fun.
The site's Vying Games (vying.org) if you want to check it out. : ))
- Tichy 19y agolooks good
- s3graham 19y agoLooks cool. Keep doing it for fun :)
- jkkramer 19y agoNice. Some of your games use a Go board -- are you planning to implement Go itself at some point? I develop a Go web app myself in my spare time: http://eidogo.com/ http://eidogo.com/. It's more for studying and bot-playing than multi-player, though. I decided that since I'd probably never make more than a pittance off it, I'll just give it all away for free and open the source. At least it makes for a good resume item to show off my JavaScript chops.
- Locke 19y agoI like your site, it's very nice. I've been learning Go, so now I have another toy to play with. : )) I plan to add games like Go and Chess eventually. I've tried to focus on mostly lesser known games so far. The Go and Chess communities are very well served, and I'm not sure I could add much for those communities. Some of my site is open source, btw. The ruby libraries that implement the game rules and bots is available at: http://vying.org/dev/public http://vying.org/dev/public The server itself is closed source, but I plan on adding a well defined http api for outside apps to play there this coming week.