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If you are interested in non physics-based game simulators, the open source VASSAL predates tabletop simulator by many years and has support for many games. ht
by jhbadger 4y ago
If you are interested in non physics-based game simulators, the open source VASSAL predates tabletop simulator by many years and has support for many games.
https://vassalengine.org/ https://vassalengine.org/
- auveair 4y agoWow, I had never heard of it, thank you so much for the link!
- mNovak 4y agoThis is really interesting, never saw that before. I've long been thinking of starting a hobby project for a general purpose board gaming rules engine. Guess it's already there!
- ryanschneider 4y agoIf you are more interested in the rules/logic side of things there’s also https://boardgame.io/ https://boardgame.io/
- 2muchcoffeeman 4y agoAs a person who has used VASSAL, there is a lot of possible improvements that could be made.
- renewiltord 4y agoTTS is pretty solid IMHO. I rather like it. But this is interesting to me. Thank you. Have you used it to playtest a novel game?
- jhbadger 4y agoI've made a couple of Vassal modules over the years, but of existing games, but yes, I could see it being useful for playtesting.
- mdtrooper 4y agois there a android version? Because some years ago I played it with jobmates and it was great.