sequoiasuper

Before it expires in a day, come back and play a couple more of the games in African Perspectives, and push yourself up to page 1 for this tourney. I'll bet you have enough knowledge going in, to make African Former Names easy to master, and the Mondrian game is always fun for another play. Niklas' Great Lakes game does take some time to get to 100%, but it is a gorgeous design, even if you don't play it.

So you just discovered Aquam's Mondrian series! Well then, I've done something worthwhile. Don't skip out on Europe and Asia! But do get back to my Africa tournament, there's more good stuff there.

The Mondrian series is IMO the best single series at this site, however.

A nod for all the nice games you have contributed here, as well as a friends' request (Friends>Wannabes), and a notification that your Mountain Ranges of the World game has been included in my second tournament, Global Perspectives, at Slaaty's Slipstream. I do hope you will join, and that your nice version of a global Mountain Ranges quiz gets more play and attention, because of it.

Regarding your 10 largest lakes game:

You should say that Huron and Michigan are broken up, not Superior and Huron. It is Michigan and Huron that are at the same level, with the narrow point between them 5 miles wide.

Also,you should specify that your game is by volume, not surface area. It doesn't change #1, but #2 is Baikal (volume) or Superior (area).

BTW, your game maps look pretty good.

By the way, you're very welcome to join:
http://www.purposegames.com/group/paulfunis-mix-of-games

Nice, new games you've made!

Super games Sequoiasuper!

I love your games! They have great colors and are very informative!