mjkelly42

You are invited to join my group, Slaaty's Slipstream, where I gather games of various creators, usually with some unifying theme, into Tournaments usually lasting about 10 days.

The fourth tournament, Creators' Own Favorites, features 8 games by 8 creators, each of them one of the favorites of s/he who created it. There are likely to be some you will enjoy.

To accept, simply follow this link directly to Slaaty's Slipstream, and click Yes to join. All are welcome!

There are 8 new World Series games among my sports games that you may be interested in.

Thanks for your comment on the "Simple Statistics" game.

It should be good now. I must've forgotten to save the change last time...

Thanks again for reporting it to me.

This former (US) Georgian has sent you a Friends request [Friends -> Wannabes] if you're interested.

hello mjkelly,

Since you enjoyed my Convoluted Boundaries of Europe game some time ago, I though you might want to know about my Convoluted Boundaries game, and my newly created Convoluted Boundaries of Asia game.

Hi mjkelly,

Sorry that your scores got reset on my hockey games. I should've worked on them more before making them public.

I also added 13 more dots to the (advanced) game because I want it to be difficult. So I decided to reset the high scores since there were 13 new dots. After reviewing your stats if you decide to play the (advanced) game again you may want to wait a little while in case I revise it again to where your score gets reset.

Also after reviewing your stats, you're a great player! A nod for you.

Thanks,
Drew

Thanks for the comment on my "Disputed Territories" game.

Western Sahara is not alone: there were a lot of disputed territories I could've included, but didn't. It would've made for a very crowded map.

So I just tried to pick some in scattered locations so I could have dots all over the globe. I wanted the game to have around 25-30 dots, which I think is what most people like.

I could've easily made a harder game (with many more dots) or a second (and even a third) game.

In fact there are so many disputed territories that I could've made separate games for various continents or regions.

And now that you mention it, maybe I'll make some of those games. I don't think anyone else has touched this theme.

Thanks again for the comment.