Super Duper Games
Super Duper Games (SDG) is a play-by-web gaming site, run from beautiful Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The most up-to-date information on what games are available, as well as links to their rules and authors, can be found on the Super Duper Games welcome page. The forum is provided as a central place to discuss implemented games, make suggestions for future development, and to get to know your fellow gamers. This wiki is provided to document articles of lasting interest, manage the SDG TODO list, and link to other great games (online and otherwise). All are welcome to participate! There are two (defunct) mailing lists found at http://superdupergames.org/mailman/listinfo.
Other than pages for the individual games and players, the following information is available:
- SDG How-To - New to SDG? This is a good place to start! It's formative right now, but still helpful.
- SDG Tournament Centre - The tournament features are now online!
- Credits - This is a list of attributions and thank yous.
- Links - This page lists links to other play-by-web and play-by-email games. It also lists free boardgame sites and general gaming resources. Feel free to add your own links!
- SDG Wishlist - This is a list of games that I and others have come across that could conceivably be implemented. Feel free to add some yourself!
- SDG TODO - This is a read-only page listing the development queue as well as other miscellaneous site tasks.
- Super Duper API - Want to try your hand at coding a game? Hopefully this page will help!
The Games
Remember that the authoritative list of implemented games and associated links is found at the Super Duper Games welcome page. Each game has its own wiki page and any game-specific strategies and suggestions should be posted there.
- 55Stones designed and published by Ralf Gering
- Abande designed and published by Dieter Stein
- Accasta designed and published by Dieter Stein
- Afrika designed and published by Ralf Gering
- Amazons designed by Walter Zamkauskas
- Attangle designed and published by Dieter Stein
- Attract designed and published by Jaroslaw Cichocki
- Branches, Twigs, and Thorns designed and published by Andrew Plotkin
- Byte designed and published by Mark Steere
- Cannon designed and published by David E. Whitcher of PyroMyth Games.
- Cascades designed by William Chang
- Castle Danger designed and published by Matt Worden
- Cephalopod designed and published by Mark Steere
- Chase designed by TSR (Tactical Studies Rules)
- Complica designed by Reiner Knizia
- Copolymer designed and published by Mark Steere
- DareBase designed and published by Matt Worden
- Delta designed by Fabio Forzoni
- Depth Charge designed and published by David E. Whitcher of PyroMyth Games.
- Diffusion designed and published by Mark Steere
- Entropy designed by Eric Solomon
- Epaminondas designed by Robert Abbott
- Fanorona the national game of Madagascar
- Gounki designed and published by Christophe Malavasi
- Grim Reaper Designed by Wyons.
- Impasse designed and published by Mark Steere
- Mastery designed by S. John Ross
- Phwar designed by Cameron Browne
- Piecepack Letterbox designed by Ron Hale-Evans
- Pikemen designed and published by Jacob Davenport
- Quadrature designed and published by Mark Steere
- Razzle Dazzle designed by Don Green
- Ordo designed and published by Dieter Stein
- Scribe designed and published by Mark Steere
- Squaredance designed by Karl Scherer
- Tanbo designed and published by Mark Steere
The Players
Basic information about players can be found on their profile page. Visit the Players page and then click on their name. Individual players are welcome to create their own wiki page if they wish. All I ask is that you place your page in the players namespace. Simply use the links below as a template.
- Aaron — I'll play anything! Challenge away!
- antihero — likes games.
- Clark D. Rodeffer — designed and plays Pulling Strings, but is open to playing others also
- Cerulean — fills his gaming plate with a cornucopia of flavor!
- invisiblejon — (AKA Jonathan Leistiko) published and plays the games Blam!, Tumblewords, and Sprawl. He also plays Frames and Homeworlds.
- jeep — Loves learning new games and will play anything. He'll also talk about games until the cows come home.
- Kermit — (AKA Carlton Noles) will play anything once and most games more than once. He is also working on designing a few games.
- LSG — aka Vincent Everaert, french game designer (Exxit, Tortuga, Deluxe Camping) and abstract lover. I'm ready to try everything on SDG!
- Mark Steere — designed and plays Quadrature, Tanbo, Impasse, Byte, Diffusion, Cephalopod, Copolymer, and Scribe
- MatrixFrog — plays a variety of games, especially Homeworlds
- MrStickman – implemented Phutball.
- nycavri — Icehouse Game designer. Challenge me to Penguin Soccer, another Icehouse game, or almost anything else!
* Remneb — Antoine Richard.Epaminondas was my firts game on SDG. Now i play also Cannon and some few others.Was not aware how slow can be a game on SDG. I understand the main purpose of Aaron…player who have not a lot of time to spend on games…I play Go,Chess,chinese chess.That's maybe why i'm fast learner of games where good placements of units are the main key to win.
- spielstein — aka. Dieter Stein, designed and plays Accasta, Abande, Attangle, and Ordo, will play other games also.
- ts52 — Actually Tim Seiger, plays any Icehouse game, and is interested in learning the others.
- xoet — RL Bill Newbold, likes to play the abstract games. Is also working on a four person three dimensional chess game. Bill also likes chatting AIM h92o. Bill also will play any game once or more …
As a new user here, and as a french one, I would like to know all the french users or the talking ones. So if you are, subscribe yourself at French Users !
