Ahoy there. Hope you all had a good summer. As often before; apologies for being rather quiet for the past couple of months. The reason is the same as usual – daily life threw a massive amount of work at me just before summer. I had hoped to get some…
A few days ago, legendary boardgame designer Richard H. Berg passed away. It is hard to overstate the impact this man has had on games as a hobby – 189 published games and expansions on boardgamegeek speaks for itself. He was a singularly ambitious boardgame designer, and continually pushed the…
I’m an open-source evangelist. I’ve been so, pretty much since my second professional job. I was given the opportunity to make the first project I worked on there open source, and I basically never looked back. There are so many benefits to open source: beter visibility, better recruiting, better testing…
Well, this year went fast. Unfortunately, things have pretty much carried on this year where it left off last year – i.e., way too much things to do at work eating into my free (and MicaBytes development) time. That reality – combined with the problems I had while developing the…
As part of my ongoing quest to streamline and improve the games and their documentation, the latter are now being moved to Gamepedia, where the Pirates and Traders + Pirates and Traders 2 wiki will now become available. The documentation remains sparse, but – as and when I find time…
Those of you following on Discord have probably noticed that I’m doing a lot of “upgrading” of the infrastructure surrounding MicaBytes. Setting up the Discord server is one, of course, but I’m also working on the wikis and moving my issue/bug lists. My hope is, of course, to make communication…